The Bodegas seem convenient but I'm not sure I would trust anything out of them they are one step above street corner drug dealer at this point.

So a few days shipping worn't be a big issue.

Top 20 Peptides: Reconstitution Compatibility Chart

I converted it to text so it is searchable and easier to discuss. This is a transcription of the chart—not an endorsement or independently verified protocol. If anyone has manufacturer instructions, stability studies, pharmacopeial references, or other primary sources supporting or contradicting these entries, please share them.

Peptide / Compound	BAC Water	BAC Saline	Acetic Acid	Chart’s Quick Verdict
Tirzepatide	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline reduces sting
Semaglutide	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline reduces sting
Retatrutide	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline reduces sting
BPC-157	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Highly stable in both
TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4)	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Highly stable in both
CJC-1295 (No DAC/DAC)	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline reduces sting
Ipamorelin	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline reduces sting
Sermorelin	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Fully compatible
Tesamorelin	🟢 Safe	🟡 Caution	Unnecessary	Saline slows mixing time
NAD+ (Coenzyme)	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Saline heavily preferred
Melanotan II	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Highly soluble
PT-141 (Bremelanotide)	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Unnecessary	Fully compatible
AOD9604	🟢 Safe	🟡 Caution	Required	Acid prevents clumping
Frag 176-191	🟢 Safe	🟡 Caution	Required	Acid prevents clumping
IGF-1 LR3/DES	Avoid	Avoid	Required	Acid prevents decay
Kisspeptin-10	🟢 Safe	🟢 Safe	Recommended	Acid enhances stability/solubility
GHK-C (Copper Peptide)	🟢 Safe	Avoid	Unnecessary	Salt precipitates blue
MOTS-c	🟢 Safe	Avoid	Unnecessary	Salt causes gel formation
HCG	🟢 Safe	🟡 Caution	Unnecessary	Standard BAC preserves longer
hGH (Recombinant 191-AA)	🟢 Safe	Avoid	Avoid	Salt/acid denatures protein

Key Used in the Original Graphic

• 🟢 Safe: Presented as a compatible reconstitution solvent.
• Required/Recommended: The chart specifies diluted 0.6% acetic acid for stability or solubility.
• 🟡 Caution: The chart generally favors standard BAC water.
• Unnecessary: The chart says this solvent is not needed.
• Avoid: The chart claims the solvent may damage, denature, gel, or precipitate the compound.

Important Caveat

The word “safe” in the table only reproduces the label used by the original graphic. It should not be interpreted as proof that a preparation is sterile, stable, appropriately preserved, compatible with a particular product, or safe for human use.

Compatibility can depend on the exact formulation, salt form, concentration, pH, excipients, storage temperature, container, intended route, and manufacturer instructions. Bacteriostatic water and bacteriostatic saline are also not interchangeable in every situation.

This post is for research and discussion purposes only and is not medical, prescribing, compounding, or administration advice.

Does anyone have primary-source stability or compatibility data for these entries—especially AOD9604, Frag 176-191, IGF-1 LR3/DES, GHK-Cu, MOTS-c, and hGH?

@Commander we are doing our own Lab vs Lab test and will have full results posted publicly. Those what's app groups and telegram groups are all tribal, and full of sock puppets.

Love Nexaph, Top Quality and great prices.

Pens are easy; you can use 33-gauge needles and have one color for each peptide. Just twist the top and push. Getting them set up takes a few minutes, but once that's done, it's quick and easy.

Don't see them in the vendor directory https://peptidecritic.com/vendor-directory i'd wait to they been vetted by Randy the Peptide Critic Team before using. Most those cheap China resellers don't even get their own testing done they just relay on the test the manufacture hands them.

You mean the part of the cap that hides the needle? You don't leave the needle on, that hole is there for people who don't want to see the needle.

Sleep is a huge recovery component! That's a solid stack. You could consider some GHK-CU; it's been researched for tendon repair, among other things.

You might need smaller qr codes so it doesn't wrap around the bottle too much. I have a few like that, I just unpeel and scan, but resizing the QR code should do it.

@researchcat yeah, check out @southernaminos they still have SS-31, Randy said so in his last email.

VIP works as a spray. I've heard PT-141 works. My friends use BPC-157 in a sprayer. I've also heard Selank works in a sprayer. I'm sure there are more.

Bac water doesn't come in a syringe; the Bac water comes in vials, and you pull out as much as you need with a syringe. I use 3ml/300unit syringes for this. https://peptidecritic.com/peptides/bacteriostatic-water

@Bubba, the pens go down to 1 unit; not sure why you would want half a unit. Just double the back water when you reconstitute and use 1 unit. I think Jeff covered this on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geNpx5sJH3k. Basically, if you use as little as 1 unit, the little drip at the end of the needle contains more peptide than if you were using 5 units. I normally reconsitiute things so i'm doing 10units....Unless it's GHK-CU or something that stings, then maybe 20 units.

I've used Wolverine with BPC-157 and TB-500. It did seem to work at least as well as BPC-157, maybe better; I've only done one course. Some peptides go together and work, and others don't. Some of the blends we are seeing are even manufacturing mistakes that people just decided to sell as if they were new blends (looking at those weird glp blends). I'm not sure about things like GLOW and KLOW; they seem to have too much going on. Separately is most likely better as they can't interact with each other in the vial or pen cart, as you said.

The user dashboard is awesome, thank you!

Back on topic, the Wolverine blend 50/50 worked great. I was researching 2mg of the 50/50 blend (1mg of each) every other day, with 1mg of BPC-157 on the other days. I started at half that for the first week, did 4 weeks, and feel great after.

@beachfun Are we talking about that Chriopractor who lost his license to practice, and got caught cheating on fitness tests? I can't even watch that guy; all he does is yell, rant, and talk about how he's helping his family while promoting his $ 250,000-a-year service. That dude is not looking out for anyone but himself, and the fact that he can't even practice chiropractics in California and was forced to move to Texas makes me think he doesn't even care about his patients or viewers. This space needs better influences. Trevor is not one of them.

EZ Peptides https://peptidecritic.com/peptides/ez-peptides-0#products they have great reviews great prices, and more than a few of us on here use their products for research.