New to Peptides. KLOW site reaction

[cathypowell]

I am down 1 week on KLOW . I have tried ice, histamine pills, cream with the site reaction. It is red for 4-7 days. About the size of a nickel. Any suggestions, really need the KLOW for my chronic inflammation due to autoimmune.....

[Stevepep]

@cathypowell try diluting it down with more Bac

[e_kantor2]

@cathypowell switched to the glute and this went away

[cathypowell]

@e_kantor2 I have worse reaction in my glute than in my abdomen.

[Stevepep]

@cathypowell generally you want to add enough Bac so that the dose is at least 20iu

[Sunshine-day]

@cathypowell My research subject really is super sensitive to ghk-cu. I have learned to do all of the following "tricks", and as soon as I let up on one step the reaction comes back. Reactions are warm raised hard sore itching welts. I dilute with as much BAC as I can, ice before injecting, inject in the glutes, and always rotate. In my experience though, SS-31 has more of the itching reaction, like severe mosquito bite-bee sting type of reaction that lasts for 2-3 days. Hydrocortisone works best for treating after those. Good luck, it should get better.

[dispensarysupport]

3ml BAC and at least a 6mm pin. Avoid the belly. Flanks and Glutes work great

[cathypowell]

Glutes had a red welt that has lasted 6+ days, belly gone in 2-3 days. Started week 2 yesterday. lower right belly last night no red spot

[Canineriot]

@cathypowell You could try using KPV on it's own if you're after the anti-inflammatory aspect of KLOW. The reality is, for some people the reactions to certain peptides like Mots-C, GHK-Cu and SS-31, are severe histamine responses and should therefore probably be avoided. Perhaps stacking KPV with BPC 157 and TB-500 may be more helpful to you, as it removes the copper from the equation. Another option for inflammation is low dose Naltrexone, which is a tiny pill taken daily. Here's a link to the stack I mentioned. Good luck!
https://peptidewiki.co/guides/bpc-157-kpv-tb-500-stack

[senex_mus]

No idea about this really, but remember reading somewhere that you can "chase or flush" injection with bac water
pull some units of BAC water, for example: 10 into syringe
pull however many units of KLOW after that into the same syringe
inject.
Theoretically the last 10 units should be mostly BAC water and may? help.

[ursus]

Switch to a 1/2” 3/16 is too swallow and often ends up subdermally not subq enough.

[cathypowell]

I am using a 5/16" but will try the 1/2"

[Mydogdaryl423]

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[vpeps]

I tried to switch from 5/16" to 1/2" for Cu-GHK, it didn't make much difference, it actually seemed too deep and caused more bruises. 5/16" is fine to me, not less. Using a mix with KPV and using more BAC water helped.

[ResearchCat]

I went down to 32x4mm and started getting more bumps and ISR’s. 32x6mm or 31x5/6mm seems to be a sweet spot. Anything longer than 10mm(syringes mostly) and i get a lot of bruising due to severed capillaries.

Not specific to GHK.

[john6]

KPV seemed to help my reaction I'm super sensitive. Also after you draw your dose go ahead and draw another 5 IU of bac water and split the injection to two sites. Glutes, underside of arms, love handles. Pretty much anywhere I got fat.