@Stevepep I always throw everything I can onto a problem and hope that something works. I do this a lot; it's hard to tease out side effects or know what's actually helping. About the time I started microdosing Tirz (for RA inflammation, metabolic benefits) I started low-dose Naltrexone (LDN). And while I understood I might experience some anhedonia on Tirz, I eventually had to stop LDN (even .25 mg) after a month, or else I would have been hospitalized for suicidal ideation. My poor spouse was afraid to leave me alone! It's absurd that I thought I could push through any side effects because others had. And maybe it was the combo of tirz and LDN?

@pep_researcher Argh. I'm dismayed to hear this. I had hoped for better from Crush. Liked not having to use use crypto, and the option to buy a 3 or 5 pack at a soemwhat better price than most. Recently switched to gray vendors (found on STG) and 3rd party group testing, eyes wide open and accepting inevitable risks.

@WesEqualshXc lol, was thinking of doing this, too! I'm wondering how nasty my ordinary insulin needle would become if I just did a couple of draws directly into the syringe.

Hadn’t thought of that! Might involve skill and dexterity possible only if I start research after coffee.

I’d like to routinely combine two or three peptides in a 1 cc Luer-lock syringe, using the method shown in Jeff’s excellent video. I tried it today with KPV and GHK-Cu, and it worked perfectly; it also reduced the sting!

My only concern is dead space. I’ve read that the extra volume trapped in a Luer-lock syringe-and-needle setup can range from 0.05 to 0.08 mL. Should I compensate for that loss when calculating the dose, or try to find low deadspace Luer-lock needles? So far, I haven’t found a suitable product or supplier.
Does anyone have a workaround, needle recommendation, or alternative method?

Perfect; thank you!

Can anyone share a reputable source for 3 mL depyrogenated Type I borosilicate vials with butyl stoppers? I can only seem to find ALK sterile vials (at Farris Labs) in 2 mL or 5 mL sizes.