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GHK-Cu & KPV - How to Mix Both Separately & Dosing

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  • dneunerD Offline
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    Greeting fellow researchers....looking to blend GHK-Cu and KPV together to make the beauty blend. I have 50mg vial of copper and 10 mg of KPV.

    What is the best way to reconstitute both and combine in a syringe for pinning? Is this the best way to combine both to preserve the action of both? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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      Go to the tutorials Randy has a good one for combining peptides into one syringe

      https://youtu.be/XRzzwToLSiY

      “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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      • WisGal64W WisGal64

        Go to the tutorials Randy has a good one for combining peptides into one syringe

        https://youtu.be/XRzzwToLSiY

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        @WisGal64 Thank you!

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          @gym.rat Thank you for the reply!

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          • WisGal64W WisGal64

            Go to the tutorials Randy has a good one for combining peptides into one syringe

            https://youtu.be/XRzzwToLSiY

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            @WisGal64

            Only thing I find weird about that one is that if we are worried about contamination/degradation between peptides (over time) wouldn’t you also change needles/syringes between drawing from the source vials?

            Be different if you were drawing the entire contents but if you are only partial drawing like here.

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              @statieeight i agree, I haven’t done it yet, but when I do will be changing needles

              “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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