How to Make a Peptide Nasal Spray (Step-by-Step Guide + Do's & Don'ts)

[PeptideCritic]

Watch on RandyTube: How to Make a Peptide Nasal Spray (Step-by-Step Guide + Do's & Don'ts)

Learn how to safely prepare a peptide nasal spray at home with this comprehensive step-by-step guide. This tutorial covers proper mixing techniques, sterilization, storage, and important safety considerations.

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Comments posted here show up under the video on PeptideCritic.com, and vice versa. Questions about the technique, gear or the math are all welcome.

[Appetite404]

Materials needed says "Bacteriostatic water (0.9% benzyl alcohol)" but I think this is wrong and should say Saline water, right?

[kevin26]

@Appetite404 I used BAC in mine just like the video and it worked out really well. It doesn’t burn, but clears the sinuses. 2ml Bac / 5ml saline

[kevin26]

@Appetite404 I filtered it too… filtering has just became the normal thing for me to do now.

[Mydogdaryl423]

Same here. Used BAC to reconstitute then after adding that to the sprayer used saline.

[Nuncles]

I used hospira bac sodium chloride .9% and saline for mine. No burn at all.

[Randy]

We normally like to use 2ml BAC water to reconstitute then mix with 3ml saline in the sparyer.

[EXTROPIAN]

I used 1-2ml of bac to reconstitude. The rest saline MLs depending on concentration or dilution.

Clear your nose, prime a nice mist, insert and spray up and towards the ears. You want to coat the entire nasal cavity. Specially towards olfactory nerves. You also want to coat the trigeminal nerve. That goes straight into the celebro/brain. Blast off!

[joehernandez]

I used saline only and it reconstituted just fine, although it did take more time and swirling than I’m used to when I use bac water with other peps.

[HockeyRat]

I know some just throw the sprayers away after use but if you want to safely re-use them….Whats the best method to sufficiently sanitize them for reuse?

[Nuncles]

@HockeyRat I asked a similar question in another group. The response was to use an autoclave. If no autoclave, then boil for 10 minutes. I just finished two sprayers. I just thoroughly rinsed, wiped, and purged the nosil with 70% alcohol. I boiled them before their first use. I probably won't boil them again.

[joehernandez]

@HockeyRat My method is to take everything apart and soak all the pieces - bottle, pump sprayer, pump sprayer tubing, and cap - in isopropyl alcohol for 10 minutes. Then I rinse all the pieces with distilled water and let them air dry.
If it's a brand new sprayer bottle, I'll first wash everything with dish soap and water, then use the above method.

[EXTROPIAN]

On reuse cleaning, all the above with a final saline flush before refill.

[BPC-157]

after reading the comments... no, you do not have to be as thorough with sterility as you may think when it comes to nasal sprays. your nose is breathing in bacteria all day long. that's part of it's function. so forget about that hazmat suit when you're just making a simple spray for your test rat. it's overkill.

[EXTROPIAN]

@BPC-157 I would still clean the best as possible and filter. It is bad enough to deal with everyday toxins, do what you can to avoid adding any.

[BPC-157]

i agree. but no need for overkill like you would with subQ

[OscarMc]

Hey Randy, I’m still confused about the liquid required, on your video you are using 2ml of bac and 5ml of saline for a total of 7ml, if the sprayer dispense 0.1ml per pump how much is the total dose of Semax 10mg / Selank 10mg you are getting per pump? ( I have seen recommendations of 2 bac and 2 saline, also 2 bac and 3 saline )

[NobleONe]

@OscarMc This may not answer your question, but...

I always go with my preferred combination of BAC/saline. Some people want more bac, some want more saline for less burn, etc.

No matter what, I use a nasal spray calculator to see how much of each peptide I'm getting per spray.

It's usually not perfect for me, but it works