fatdude
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Can tesamorelin be combined with Glow in the sane syringe.
Tessa with glow
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anotherusername
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Why do people want to mix things in the same syringe so bad? Just do two quick injections. It’s not worth it.
fatdude
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Yeah bud, it gets fatigueing taking multiple shots a day.
dolph
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From my research, it should be fine if you're doing it right before time of injection.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRzzwToLSiY
rmhla
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No.
Below is diagram from Google but same as most around and even chatgpt/Grok similer replies.
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It wasn't asked in one vial. You can mix in the same syringe
rmhla
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"The main reason to keep some peptides separate isn't that they'll harm you if mixed—it's that there often isn't good stability data showing they retain full potency once combined"
Some people pre make their peptides for 1 to 3 days in advance before using them. Traveling, work, etc etc.
Yes @TeresaHip your right what the poster is saying is by vial. However on the other hand.
Sorta allot of 2 way information on that
anotherusername
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I hate to break it to you but if the injections are too much for you, this may not be your solution. Doing something that is more dangerous because you don’t want to be poked by a couple 31 gauge needles is silly. If you have a bad reaction to one peptide it is so much more useful to know what was injected in which location to figure out what went wrong. Also you may mess up how you draw the peptide into the syringe if you’re trying to draw from multiple vials into one syringe. Not to mention Tessamorelin is very fragile and shouldn’t be mixed at all. Plus you seem to be concerned about the needle stick part, that stick is much more likely to hurt if it gets shoved through multiple rubber stoppers before piercing skin.
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