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Moving to a blend but how to handle 2x injections?

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    I am on what I refer to as Phase II of my peptide research. Phase I was just Tirzep + BPC157. Phase II is Tirzep, Wolverine, GHK-cu, NAD+, KPV, MOTS-C, and SS-31. Phase III is moving to KLOW and I'll combine others when/if appropriate. Here's my question.

    My protocol today has AM + PM injections for Wolverine & KPV. Everything else is either AM or PM. When I move to KLOW, I will only be injecting once a day. My understanding is that it's better to inject GHK in the evening so that's likely when I will do the KLOW injection. Will I be hurting anything or stepping back by not injecting my Wolverine and KPV twice? Or do some people just split KLOW into 2 injections? I obviously have more research to do on this but am curious what everyone thinks.

    PS. The awesome Pepper Pens from this site made this all happen! Love them, big big fan.

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      Are you combining the peptides into one injection? That’s asking for pip if so. MIT.

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