Combining Reta

[pepper56]

Hello, can you combine reta, tesa and mots-C in one syringe and inject it at a time? for example: 20 units reta 10 units tesa 10 units mots - all in one syringe?
Thank you!

 

[Bluecost10]

Hello, can you combine reta, tesa and mots-C in one syringe and inject it at a time? for example: 20 units reta 10 units tesa 10 units mots - all in one syringe?
Thank you!

I wouldn't recommend that

 

[anotherusername]

It’s always safer and simpler to just do the three injections properly

 

[Flash-BCR]

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...

 

[eidos]

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.

 

[pepper56]

It’s always safer and simpler to just do the three injections properly

so i have to inject 3 times?

 

[pepper56]

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...

should not be combined because of the peps gets ruined or because of me getting ruined?🙃

 

[pepper56]

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.

yeah i don’t really want that

 

[UpDownLeftRightAS*]

should not be combined because of the peps gets ruined or because of me getting ruined?🙃

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.