Can KLOW be used like Wolverine?

[tracylynn]

I was looking into Wolverine for my husband and since I have 10 vials of KLOW I was curious if there is a way I can let him use some of the KLOW vials instead of buying Wolverine stack...it's similar but I think different ratios. My KLOW may not have enough of TB-500.

Has anyone had experience with Wolverine or similar stack?

 

[DR.D.]

The TB is 1:1 with the BPC in Klow. Same as Wolverine. But with the synergism of the other components, Klow is like a deluxe version of Wolverine.

 

[tracylynn]

Do you think to get the benefits of a true Wolverine, he would need to take KLOW and then add TB-500?
I'm thinking the TB is what he is needing the most, for a mild injury and the miles he is walking each day.

 

[Calm Logic]

People seem to rave more about BPC than TB, but they are also supposedly the PB&J of peptides.

For example:

I used BPC and CJC when i re-injured my knee; it decreased my recovery significantly (from 4-6 months to 3 weeks).

 

[angela_a]

I'm happy to see this subject come up. I bought wolverine blend because I have frozen shoulder and it's supposed to help. However I have no idea how much bac water to add to it and idea what starting dose should be. I've been looking and looking with no success. If any of you have had any success with it, I would sure surely appreciate some direction. Thank you

 

[mlke6]

I'm happy to see this subject come up. I bought wolverine blend because I have frozen shoulder and it's supposed to help. However I have no idea how much bac water to add to it and idea what starting dose should be. I've been looking and looking with no success. If any of you have had any success with it, I would sure surely appreciate some direction. Thank you

You really have some learning to do.

 

[angela_a]

You really have some learning to do.

Did I not say I looked high and low for the information?

Is this forum for helping others and sharing information or is it strictly for bashing newbies?

In any case, pick another victim.

 

[mlke6]

Did I not say I looked high and low for the information?

Is this forum for helping others and sharing information or is it strictly for bashing newbies?

In any case, pick another victim.

Didn't realize I was bashing and victimizing you. My apologies

 

[movingpedals]

I'm happy to see this subject come up. I bought wolverine blend because I have frozen shoulder and it's supposed to help. However I have no idea how much bac water to add to it and idea what starting dose should be. I've been looking and looking with no success. If any of you have had any success with it, I would sure surely appreciate some direction. Thank you

Depends on the blend. You still have some math to do, but assuming you are looking to start on the low side of moderate, DeepSeek says...

Typical Wolverine Blend Protocol​

• Moderate Dose (General Recovery & Growth):
  
  • BPC-157: 250–500 mcg/day
  • TB-500: 2.5 mg twice per week
  • IGF-1-LR3: 20–50 mcg/day (post-workout)

 

[InternetOtaku]

I'm happy to see this subject come up. I bought wolverine blend because I have frozen shoulder and it's supposed to help. However I have no idea how much bac water to add to it and idea what starting dose should be. I've been looking and looking with no success. If any of you have had any success with it, I would sure surely appreciate some direction. Thank you

Depends on your blend. When doing a mixed blend you calculate the peptide with the largest amount for the bac water calculations, so for example a 10mg/5mg blend you only use the 10mg for calculations.

Most BPC157/TB500 currently are 5mg/5mg blends or 10mg/10mg blends . Lets say you have the 5mg blend and the dosage you are targeting for the protocol is 250mcg(0.25mg), using a peptide calculator like Prime Peptides version you would select the 0.25mg Dose, 5mg Peptide Strength and then choose the amount of bac water you would want to use which will then show the amount the syringe needed.

If you are using a standard insulin syringe, to make it easier you will want to match it up to a major mark, so 2.0mL will match to 10 units on a insulin syringe. So ever 10 units will give 250mcg, 20 units 500mcg, etc. Injection pens can make it more precise so you could put in 1.0mL and make it 1 to 1 with 250mcg=250mcg with it.

 

[angela_a]

Depends on your blend. When doing a mixed blend you calculate the peptide with the largest amount for the bac water calculations, so for example a 10mg/5mg blend you only use the 10mg for calculations.

Most BPC157/TB500 currently are 5mg/5mg blends or 10mg/10mg blends . Lets say you have the 5mg blend and the dosage you are targeting for the protocol is 250mcg(0.25mg), using a peptide calculator like Prime Peptides version you would select the 0.25mg Dose, 5mg Peptide Strength and then choose the amount of bac water you would want to use which will then show the amount the syringe needed.

If you are using a standard insulin syringe, to make it easier you will want to match it up to a major mark, so 2.0mL will match to 10 units on a insulin syringe. So ever 10 units will give 250mcg, 20 units 500mcg, etc. Injection pens can make it more precise so you could put in 1.0mL and make it 1 to 1 with 250mcg=250mcg with it.

Thanks for taking the time out to answer my question 😄

 

[latviantower]

Thanks for taking the time out to answer my question 😄

This is the kind of interaction and support I hoped to find when I joined this community. Thanks for the math made easy Otaku!