littledragon25
GLP-1 Enthusiast
This one I assume.May i know where is this chart?
This one I assume.May i know where is this chart?
Thank you yes! I shared it, but didnt keep a copy for myself!This one I assume.
It means combining in a vial or syringe, taking is separate syringes is stacking.Am I assuming "mixing" is referring to mixing in the same syringe or just taking tirz and another peptide?
I honestly didn't think anyone would do this, nor do I know why you would. I guess less pins but why risk that?It means combining in a vial or syringe, taking is separate syringes is stacking.
I believe the intent is that GLP/GIP/etc shouldn’t be mixed with other peptides. There’s ample reason to believe that mixing weight loss meds is ok. There are many mixtures already on the market.There is a chart on what should and should not be mixed together, and GLPs are all DO NOT MIX together.
yeah, but you saw that it's inconsistent, right? You do what you want, I'm stacking Survo myself and no judgement, but I just wanna make sure you caught the thread where the guy posted multiple tests and the ratio is very different across them, plus some but not all had some really low purity.I believe the intent is that GLP/GIP/etc shouldn’t be mixed with other peptides. There’s ample reason to believe that mixing weight loss meds is ok. There are many mixtures already on the market.
The MIX “mixup cocktail” is about 4 parts tirz to 1 part reta, 10% overfill. I pinned one quarter of the vial assuming it was my weekly 15 mg dose of tirz. So what I got was approximately 13 mg of tirz with a 3.5 mg reta bonus chaser. I had never taken reta before, and the unexpected side effects of reflux and lack of gastric emptying were a surprise. It lasted about 3 days. I tried it again this week with a 4/5 dose and it was fine. Lost about 2 pounds (I had been maintaining for several months).
Blending some together helps with certain side effects. Blending GHK-cu with KPV for example reduces the sting and ISRs.I honestly didn't think anyone would do this, nor do I know why you would. I guess less pins but why risk that?
No I get it. In our case with the MIX T60, the contaminated vial showed 86% purity - but that’s to be expected - the rest of the mix is the reta. The underlying problem with the T60 in question is what you bring up - lack of consistency. One vial was 99%+ tirz, the other was the T/R mixture. (As a result, pretty sure we’re sending more than 2 vials for testing of the reship.)yeah, but you saw that it's inconsistent, right? You do what you want, I'm stacking Survo myself and no judgement, but I just wanna make sure you caught the thread where the guy posted multiple tests and the ratio is very different across them, plus some but not all had some really low purity.
oh, you know what, it didn't even hit me that the 86% purity was low cause the reta counted against the purity, lulz. My math didn't math.No I get it. In our case with the MIX T60, the contaminated vial showed 86% purity - but that’s to be expected - the rest of the mix is the reta. The underlying problem with the T60 in question is what you bring up - lack of consistency. One vial was 99%+ tirz, the other was the T/R mixture. (As a result, pretty sure we’re sending more than 2 vials for testing of the reship.)
Bottom line - it’s back to the individual researcher and their risk tolerance. Which is pretty much Rule #1 of this community.
I thought that's not what purity shows.oh, you know what, it didn't even hit me that the 86% purity was low cause the reta counted against the purity, lulz. My math didn't math.
yeah, I dunno. The only blend I use is klow, and I think if I continue on that past what I have, I'll buy the individual components and blend myself, cause they never test purity on it and I'm fuzzy about whether or not they even can, so the only thing I understand or usually need to understand about purity is that below 99%, you shouldn't use it.I thought that's not what purity shows.
It shows the purity of the peptide only.
You need contamination testing to see what is in the entire vial.
Time and equipment. like the Klow blend, it's 4 different peps. four different doses each at the same time. The combination is supposed to lessen the sting.I honestly didn't think anyone would do this, nor do I know why you would. I guess less pins but why risk that?
Oddly the chart whose origin is unknown to me, clearly says do not mix glps.I believe the intent is that GLP/GIP/etc shouldn’t be mixed with other peptides. There’s ample reason to believe that mixing weight loss meds is ok. There are many mixtures already on the market.
The MIX “mixup cocktail” is about 4 parts tirz to 1 part reta, 10% overfill. I pinned one quarter of the vial assuming it was my weekly 15 mg dose of tirz. So what I got was approximately 13 mg of tirz with a 3.5 mg reta bonus chaser. I had never taken reta before, and the unexpected side effects of reflux and lack of gastric emptying were a surprise. It lasted about 3 days. I tried it again this week with a 4/5 dose and it was fine. Lost about 2 pounds (I had been maintaining for several months).
Keep in mind ALL of this is research. We are beyond what has been scientifically tested.Oddly the chart whose origin is unknown to me, clearly says do not mix glps.
Why I do not know, I assumed there was a reason. I pin both T and R on different days.
I assumed there might be undesirable interactions. But the chart shows that many others can be mixed. people seem to really like blending to save time and equipment and ISRs.
Some of us have a Problem and want to pin 17 peptides a day but also do not want to be pricked by needles just as many times. Cake and all.I honestly didn't think anyone would do this, nor do I know why you would. I guess less pins but why risk that?
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This!Keep in mind ALL of this is research. We are beyond what has been scientifically tested.
The general idea seems to be glp's do not play well with others, and should be kept separate from other peps.
Entirely possible, but does that mean the study is wrong?Big Pharma is more than likely behind that one.
I happened to agree that it is not a good idea, but why would you want to mix peptides though? SubQ pinning is literally painless even if you did it 50 times in one day LOL. What I usually do is I use one needle to draw all peptides I'm pining in AM (as an example) but I always use alcohol wipes every time I draw and every time after I pin.Always read between the lines definitely do your research check other sources for facts
If I understand this correctly you are re-inserting the same needle into each peptide bottle?I happened to agree that it is not a good idea, but why would you want to mix peptides though? SubQ pinning is literally painless even if you did it 50 times in one day LOL. What I usually do is I use one needle to draw all peptides I'm pining in AM (as an example) but I always use alcohol wipes every time I draw and every time after I pin.
Yes, you are understanding it correctly (as to what I'm doing) but you are explaining it wrong. How can I be infecting those vials with bacteria if I'm wiping the needle with alcohol wipe every time after I pin one peptide and before I draw the next. While there might be traces (maybe) left inside the syringe after one peptide, I make sure that nothing is left inside it from last pin by push it again once outside my body and wiping it again with alcohol. btw, been doing it this way for over two years and I have never had any reaction whatsoever, not even a little redness at injection site. If you use good practice of disinfecting many times during the process no way you get an infection, or any contamination.If I understand this correctly you are re-inserting the same needle into each peptide bottle?
That process can and will contaminate each of the successive peptides. There is always going to be stuff inside that needle that mixes into those peptide solutions. If you are also pinning each one, then drawing up the next, then for sure you are infecting those vials with bacteria etc from your body.
So you’re drawing up a dose of a peptide, injecting it, and then using that same needle to draw up another dose of a different peptide and doing that multiple times??Yes, you are understanding it correctly (as to what I'm doing) but you are explaining it wrong. How can I be infecting those vials with bacteria if I'm wiping the needle with alcohol wipe every time after I pin one peptide and before I draw the next. While there might be traces (maybe) left inside the syringe after one peptide, I make sure that nothing is left inside it from last pin by push it again once outside my body and wiping it again with alcohol. btw, been doing it this way for over two years and I have never had any reaction whatsoever, not even a little redness at injection site. If you use good practice of disinfecting many times during the process no way you get an infection, or any contamination.
As a side note I use one needle (syringe) for a lot of pinning's also, until it becomes dull. so, no need to waste like 20 needles per day lol, one needle for a week or so will do just fine.
You didn't explain yourself clearly the first time. The inside of the needle, after piercing and coring your skin, is carrying materials that came from inside your body, which is definitely including bacteria even if you squirt some out. Each time you push it into the vial, you are leaving some in there, and then into your body..The bacteria will eventually spoil your vials, and If you haven't noticed any infection, then you have been very lucky so far.. This process is very dangerous.Yes, you are understanding it correctly (as to what I'm doing) but you are explaining it wrong. How can I be infecting those vials with bacteria if I'm wiping the needle with alcohol wipe every time after I pin one peptide and before I draw the next. While there might be traces (maybe) left inside the syringe after one peptide, I make sure that nothing is left inside it from last pin by push it again once outside my body and wiping it again with alcohol. btw, been doing it this way for over two years and I have never had any reaction whatsoever, not even a little redness at injection site. If you use good practice of disinfecting many times during the process no way you get an infection, or any contamination.
As a side note I use one needle (syringe) for a lot of pinning's also, until it becomes dull. so, no need to waste like 20 needles per day lol, one needle for a week or so will do just fine.