Pulling more than one compound into a syringe
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I’ve seen a number of people that pull multiple compounds into a syringe right before the time of injection into their rat.
However today, when I attempted to load Reta, and then MOTS-C right after, as I was injecting my rat, the mixture… precipitated? It stopped up the needle and turned cloudy where the compounds touched.
I discarded that syringe and filled another with the Reta that didn’t make it out.
Anyone else experience cloudy precip when mixing compounds?
I did check the syringe about an hour later, and the cloudiness resided.
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Do not mix glps with anything bite the bullet and take another jab!
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I would be careful mixing anything, but particularly avoid mixing GLP’s with anything as they are known to react badly.
Recently I mixed Glow and ARA-290 into one syringe and my bride’s rat complained about it burning for 3 days. Separately they were fine.
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Also don't forget, every time that needle penetrates something, it gets dulled and loses lubricant as well. Bad enough you're using it once to go through a rubber stopper - even worse you're doing that a second time. Hence why peptides that can be injected together, like CJC & IPA, are usually combined prior into one vial.
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Also don't forget, every time that needle penetrates something, it gets dulled and loses lubricant as well. Bad enough you're using it once to go through a rubber stopper - even worse you're doing that a second time. Hence why peptides that can be injected together, like CJC & IPA, are usually combined prior into one vial.
@Neil-McCauley
Lol, I used the same 1mL syringe to reconstitute 2 different peps this morning... then drew dosage into it.
An hour later had trouble puncturing the old rat... I had just finished working out so just jabbed it through to get on with the day!Hey, I saved 11 cents!
No pain or bruising but I won't be doing that again.
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Also don't forget, every time that needle penetrates something, it gets dulled and loses lubricant as well. Bad enough you're using it once to go through a rubber stopper - even worse you're doing that a second time. Hence why peptides that can be injected together, like CJC & IPA, are usually combined prior into one vial.
Just picked up two gansulins, hoping virgin needles will be more gentle..
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You will love the Gansulin!
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Just picked up two gansulins, hoping virgin needles will be more gentle..
@Splinter said in Pulling more than one compound into a syringe:
Just picked up two gansulins, hoping virgin needles will be more gentle..
They'll always be superior, its one of the advantages of using a pen, fresh needle. I can tell a difference myself, when I get to the end of a bottle, often I will just pop the vial cap off (I have pliers specifically made to do this) and insert syringe directly into peptide and pre load last 2-3 dosages to empty the vial out, not going through rubber stopper.
Those fresh ones I can tell never give my rat any issues, always clean injects, no bruising
