Question about stacking and syringes

[Rohpic]

I'm about to start injecting and want to make sure I'm not making any mistakes with my needle selection. I've done some research but have seen a few different recommendations.
I've purchased an individual kit of:

• BPC-157 (10mg)
• TB-500 (10mg)
• GHK-Cu (50mg)

My plan is to draw all three peptides into the same syringe and administer a subcutaneous injection in the shoulder area.
Would Easy Touch 31-gauge, 1mL (cc), 5/16" (8mm) insulin syringes be appropriate for this?

Thanks in advance for any insight or advice.

 

[BooneDonk]

I'm about to start injecting and want to make sure I'm not making any mistakes with my needle selection. I've done some research but have seen a few different recommendations.
I've purchased an individual kit of:

• BPC-157 (10mg)
• TB-500 (10mg)
• GHK-Cu (50mg)

My plan is to draw all three peptides into the same syringe and administer a subcutaneous injection in the shoulder area.
Would Easy Touch 31-gauge, 1mL (cc), 5/16" (8mm) insulin syringes be appropriate for this?

Thanks in advance for any insight or advice.

That’s what I’ve seen used as of 15-20mins ago.

 

[ZippityDooDah]

IMHO, 31-gauge syringes are stupid. They take forever to draw and dose, and certain fluids can make that even more difficult, and they bend very easily. Somewhere a few weeks ago I posted the math showing the difference in size between needle gauges was less than the thickness of a human hair, so unless there are specific medical reasons for using a 31g needle (like certain skin conditions, bleeding disorders, etc.) 99.9% of people aren't going to be able to tell the difference so just use a 29g.

 

[Tinker]

IMHO, 31-gauge syringes are stupid. They take forever to draw and dose, and certain fluids can make that even more difficult, and they bend very easily. Somewhere a few weeks ago I posted the math showing the difference in size between needle gauges was less than the thickness of a human hair, so unless there are specific medical reasons for using a 31g needle (like certain skin conditions, bleeding disorders, etc.) 99.9% of people aren't going to be able to tell the difference so just use a 29g.

Yes! Thank you
I've noticed a problem with draw and bending of a 31-gauge. Trying to keep them from bending is a issue especially when doing multiple site mini-injections

 

[TooBigtoFail]

I use the same: Easy Touch 31-gauge, 1mL 8mm. I use the 0.5ml also as I find the plunger is easier to push in. My compounding Pharma started me on the 31G 8mm so I stayed with that.

I find Tirz 'thicker' that other peps, and drawing the recon tend to generate micro bubbles in the syringe when I draw quickly. 29G could reduce that 'turbulence' and easier to draw.

Suggestion: buy a 10 pack of each ($5), or and see which you prefer before buying a full box.

To perform your draws, you should ensure each recon has no more vacuum (the lyophilized vial is under vacuum). Otherwise, the vacuum will try to suck the fluid from the syringe, 'contaminating' the recon in the vial. As Glow is a combo of all 3, I suggest you get all 3 mixed into the same vial (or a new sterile vial) to keep it simple.

If you poke 3 rubber stopper to fill your syringe, the tip of the needle will have become duller, making it easier to bend and a tad harder to pierce the skin. Thus, the suggestion to mix all in one vial for this case. Enjoy your research.

 

[joseblo]

I use the same: Easy Touch 31-gauge, 1mL 8mm. I use the 0.5ml also as I find the plunger is easier to push in. My compounding Pharma started me on the 31G 8mm so I stayed with that.

I find Tirz 'thicker' that other peps, and drawing the recon tend to generate micro bubbles in the syringe when I draw quickly. 29G could reduce that 'turbulence' and easier to draw.

Suggestion: buy a 10 pack of each ($5), or and see which you prefer before buying a full box.

To perform your draws, you should ensure each recon has no more vacuum (the lyophilized vial is under vacuum). Otherwise, the vacuum will try to suck the fluid from the syringe, 'contaminating' the recon in the vial. As Glow is a combo of all 3, I suggest you get all 3 mixed into the same vial (or a new sterile vial) to keep it simple.

If you poke 3 rubber stopper to fill your syringe, the tip of the needle will have become duller, making it easier to bend and a tad harder to pierce the skin. Thus, the suggestion to mix all in one vial for this case. Enjoy your research.

Yes, unless you're going to try and change ratios, it will be easier, more sterile, and less painful (sharper) to mix just once and fill a syringe just once (each day).

If you're a wuss like me, and don't know how a subject might respond to GHK-Cu you might consider adding some KPV.

 

[Rohpic]

Is it best to mix them after recon? Or mix the powder into 1 vial then recon? Are the sterile 10ml vials on Amazon a good buy or is there a better option, is 10ml enough to recon my 3 chosen vials?