randompersonrandom
GLP-1 Enthusiast
Ok, so I have a sort of workflow to do here that I would NOT have to do if I had been smart and bought KLOW components, then reconned myself. But I didn't, and here I am. Would welcome any insight, because I've read all over and am not sure what to trust.
I have a KLOW vial with:
GHK-Cu: 53.89 mg
KPV: 9.40 mg
BPC-157: 8.37 mg
TB-4: 8.89 mg
It hurts like a bugger, and I want my 5-1-1-1 ratio cause I've convinced myself that'll make it hurt less. So now I have one each as well of:
KPV 13.4mg
BPC 157 11.15mg
TB4 11.4mg
I recon the KPV, BPC, and TB4 to 10 mg/ml each. Then, into the KLOW vial goes
KPV: 1.378 mg 14 units
BPC-157: 2.408 mg 24 units
TB-4: 1.888 mg 19 units
Then into the KLOW vial, 3.43 ml of bac water, ends up being 4ml bac water total. 2ml each gets filtered into two sterile carts, and we're good to go for my thirty days.
Ok, here's where my questions start;
Can I freeze one sterile cart while I use the other one, for a single freeze-thaw? I don't actually know if KLOW freezes well, or if sterile carts do unpleasant things when you freeze them, or what precautions I should take when freezing a sterile cart; leave air in, leave NO air in, pray over it loud, etc.
What do I do with the remainder of the non-copper vials? I know I can't just stick them in the fridge, because I'm pretty sure they'll degrade by the time my thirty-day cycle is over and it's time to make another one. I'm certain it's not a good idea to freeze-thaw them up to eight or nine times. But I really don't want to waste a whole vial for 20-30ish units; because if I can keep them good, the half kit each I have of the non-copper will work to adjust all thirty vials I have, or at least come close, and I'm done playing around shopping.
Can I draw the right amount from each of the non-copper peptides for 1 klow recon into a syringe, cap it, put it in a thermos, freeze it, and just be able to pull and thaw them as needed?
I have a KLOW vial with:
GHK-Cu: 53.89 mg
KPV: 9.40 mg
BPC-157: 8.37 mg
TB-4: 8.89 mg
It hurts like a bugger, and I want my 5-1-1-1 ratio cause I've convinced myself that'll make it hurt less. So now I have one each as well of:
KPV 13.4mg
BPC 157 11.15mg
TB4 11.4mg
I recon the KPV, BPC, and TB4 to 10 mg/ml each. Then, into the KLOW vial goes
KPV: 1.378 mg 14 units
BPC-157: 2.408 mg 24 units
TB-4: 1.888 mg 19 units
Then into the KLOW vial, 3.43 ml of bac water, ends up being 4ml bac water total. 2ml each gets filtered into two sterile carts, and we're good to go for my thirty days.
Ok, here's where my questions start;
Can I freeze one sterile cart while I use the other one, for a single freeze-thaw? I don't actually know if KLOW freezes well, or if sterile carts do unpleasant things when you freeze them, or what precautions I should take when freezing a sterile cart; leave air in, leave NO air in, pray over it loud, etc.
What do I do with the remainder of the non-copper vials? I know I can't just stick them in the fridge, because I'm pretty sure they'll degrade by the time my thirty-day cycle is over and it's time to make another one. I'm certain it's not a good idea to freeze-thaw them up to eight or nine times. But I really don't want to waste a whole vial for 20-30ish units; because if I can keep them good, the half kit each I have of the non-copper will work to adjust all thirty vials I have, or at least come close, and I'm done playing around shopping.
Can I draw the right amount from each of the non-copper peptides for 1 klow recon into a syringe, cap it, put it in a thermos, freeze it, and just be able to pull and thaw them as needed?
Last edited:
