Combining Reta
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Bluecost10
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I wouldn't recommend that
anotherusername
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It’s always safer and simpler to just do the three injections properly
Flash-BCR
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From what I have read, GLP-1s specifically should not be combined in an injection...There are peps that can, wolverine blend, GLOW KLOW being the most noted/popular, but GLPs Uber alone...
You can, but it's not a good idea because no one knows how they'll interact in solution.
And you definitely don't want those crappy inflammatory reactions to MOTS-C to teach your immune system to attack the other two peptides.
And you definitely don't want those crappy inflammatory reactions to MOTS-C to teach your immune system to attack the other two peptides.
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so i have to inject 3 times?
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should not be combined because of the peps gets ruined or because of me getting ruined?🙃
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yeah i don’t really want that
UpDownLeftRightAS*
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It will destroy the peptide (turns to cottage cheese). GLPs can be combined together, nothing else (sema, reta, triz, cargi). B12, 5 Amino and NAD can go together but are acidic. Most remaining peps can be combined with one another.....generally.
If you combine and see clumping occurring in the syringe, it's not stable.
Bluecost10
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BNLFL
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Simple solution, DON’T.
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You don’t have to do anything. However multiple daily injections are what most everyone here is doing.
If that’s a deal breaker for you, this may not be your solution. Doing something that is more dangerous because you don’t want to be poked by a couple 31 gauge needles is silly. If you have a bad reaction to one peptide it is so much more useful to know what was injected in which location to figure out what went wrong. Also you may mess up how you draw the peptide into the syringe if you’re trying to draw from multiple vials into one syringe. Not to mention Tessamorelin is very fragile and shouldn’t be mixed at all. Reta is also not supposed to be mixed for safety. Plus you seem to be concerned about the needle stick part, that stick is much more likely to hurt if it gets shoved through multiple rubber stoppers before piercing skin. Additionally if you mix several peptides and your body decides it really doesn’t like one of them, you may develop a reaction to the others because you were previously mixing them. You’re an adult though, if all that feels like a better outcome than a couple tiny needles do what makes you happy.
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I've seen this float around a few places. Not to treat as gospel but interesting reference. With daily injections, I just load up a bunch of pens and knock'm out. Take a bit of time to prep, but I'm reconning and filtering anyway, so not much extra to filter into a cartridge instead of another vial. And it saves so much time at injection, easier to travel with, etc.
pepper56
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i think you misunderstood something right here. Your passive aggressive tone is not needed as you said, we are adults, not children, who speak to each other. To make something clear-i am not afraid of tiny needles I was just asking, if there is an easier way, than i know… The pinning is actually the funny part and I somehow enjoy it. So don’t make a conclusion out of it, if you don’t know the person behind your screen. Otherwise thank you for your help!
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This is very very helpful ty!!
ultima thule
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Tbh I would find mixing peps in one syringe more hassle, than just get single injections of a few different peps one after another. At the end of the day I run 3 different peps atm and do it my way. Didn't even consider mixing them in a one shot. But everyone is different and has a different needs tho
5byfive
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Do you want to combine other peps together in a vial with GLPs? That seems like a definitely not. Prefilling syringes? Again definitely not. Can you draw different peps including a GLP into one syringe and immediately inject them? Probably fine. Nothing is likely to get broken down in 10 seconds. Doing it right seemes like a major pain in the ass though.
View: https://youtu.be/XRzzwToLSiY?is
pepper56
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Yeah i get your point. I was thinking of taking glow and those are 3 different peps in one vial so i thought it wouldn’t really make a difference when mixing peps in one syringe.
It depends mainly on the molecule and its concentration. There are many articles from the early 2000s showing that this is possible and fairly stable for antibiotics and other small molecules used in hospital emergency departments (in pediatrics for several of the articles). Morphine even remains stable after two years.
GLP-1 analogs still need to be tested. But it shouldn’t be a problem to prepare a syringe and keep it in the fridge for the next day.
I always feel uncomfortable when I see him handling things in his videos because he doesn't follow best practices. The cavitation and foam he creates in his syringe can cause degradation and the formation of aggregates.
Okay, I'm a little obsessive: it drives me crazy when I see how actors handle a microscope on TV shows. ;-)
