I used BPC and GHK (two separate shots) and if it did help it wasn't very noticeable. I had bad knee tendinitis for months while being stupid with lifting. I gave myself shots directly into the knee for about 2 months straight. I've got some leftover vials that I'll use when another injury pops up and see if it makes any difference next time.

I'm familiar with FOXO and senescent cell removal but didn't know that it was an available peptide. I haven't heard mention of it anywhere until now. Thanks for the info, Diego.

I've been considering adding MOTS-c to my stack and I've read that it is recommended to take SS-31 beforehand. Is this a hard and fast rule or are there any metrics that can be used to determine if one can jump straight into MOTS-c?

I'll keep that in mind, thanks. I do research almost immediately out of the fridge.

I also misspoke and meant to say the needle I use to transfer the peptides from the vial to the pen cartridge is a 25 gauge.

I ordered a couple of V2 peptide pens from Peptide Critic. I've reconstituted three cartridges so far (new to peptides otherwise) and I've had three different experiences with them. One cartridge worked what I would consider optimally. The other two will leak either pre-injection and/or post-injection. One in particular will leak fairly significantly post-injection. That includes waiting with the needle in the research subject 10 or more seconds after pushing the plunger. After withdrawing the needle from the subject I have to rush to pull the needle off to avoid losing peptide.

Being entirely new to this I'm sure I'm making a mistake somewhere. Any ideas what could cause this? The only thing I can think of is the needle I'm using to reconstitute is fairly large at a 25 gauge.