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Mixing Wolverine and KPV liquids in one vial

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    Can one mix separately reconstituted Wolverine and KPV in one vial?

    My preferred vendor doesn't carry tri-blend, so got Wolverine and KPV separate. But after recon I would like to mix them in one vial.

    Any risk of gelling or bad chemistry? Been drawing them in the same 📌 but want to avoid multiple pokes of pin that blunts the sharpness.

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      I have done that before, no problem whatsoever. Just make sure your math is on point, for dosing purposes.

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        Can one mix separately reconstituted Wolverine and KPV in one vial?

        My preferred vendor doesn't carry tri-blend, so got Wolverine and KPV separate. But after recon I would like to mix them in one vial.

        Any risk of gelling or bad chemistry? Been drawing them in the same 📌 but want to avoid multiple pokes of pin that blunts the sharpness.

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        @pep_researcher My general rule is that if you can buy them as a blend, you can mix them yourself. There are plenty of tests (See Chris Duffin vids) showing that they don’t break down for quite some time after recon if refrigerated.

        Anecdotally, I often add wolverine to Klow and haven’t noticed issues. Seems to work fine.

        There are some things you absolutely shouldn’t mix. I don’t have a list, but I can tell you my bride’s rat wouldn’t come near the lab for a week when I mixed Glow and ARA-290 into one syringe.

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          I combine all my blends. Here is how I do Wolverine+Kpv

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