When to use a pen and when a syringe?

[miameow]

The advice for blends that I read is that you recon with bac amount for the largest mg amount pep, then use that solution to recon each successive peptide. so you dont end up with a large volume. all based on what mg dose youd want of the first.
i.e. Klow 80. you'd recon for the 50 GHK-cu amount, disregarding the other ones. ( However in the case of Klow. I add way more bac, because it lessens the sting.)

It seems like you are recommending how to mix multiple peps in one vial, no? Yeah I don't do that.

The correct way to recon is to get the amount of liquid that you can comfortably handle.

 

[Qarakh]

It seems like you are recommending how to mix multiple peps in one vial, no? Yeah I don't do that.

The correct way to recon is to get the amount of liquid that you can comfortably handle.

Think dudes talking about how you recon klow for the ghkcu dose of 2mg and get the .5 of the others but I could be wrong

 

[Calm Logic]

No girly pens for me

You can get camo pen covers and camo pen cases, haha.

But yeah, not much appeal for weekly GLPs.

 

[BNLFL]

You can get camo pen covers and camo pen cases, haha.

But yeah, not much appeal for weekly GLPs.

I've seen them in GB though. Pens just don't appeal to me, camo or not. 😁

 

[desinr-gal]

It seems like you are recommending how to mix multiple peps in one vial, no? Yeah I don't do that.

The correct way to recon is to get the amount of liquid that you can comfortably handle.

You had said you combine them together into a syringe. Why yes to a syringe but not to a vial?
The blend way lets you use less bac and have smaller pins.

 

[miameow]

You had said you combine them together into a syringe. Why yes to a syringe but not to a vial?
The blend way lets you use less bac and have smaller pins.

I’m fine with drawing multiple compounds into the same syringe immediately before use, because the contact time is only a few seconds to minutes.

I would not personally keep multiple peptides blended together in one vial over time. Once they’re sitting together for days or weeks, you’re adding unknown compatibility and stability variables: pH, excipients, degradation pathways, aggregation, oxidation, and potential loss of potency.

So for me, syringe mixing right before injection is very different from long-term storage as a blended vial. The first is brief contact; the second is an untested formulation.