@john6
I was diluting it 80mg/9mL, but I'll keep that in mind.
I keep seeing a lot of good things regarding GHK-cu. Tendons, joints, hair, and skin improving all sound really good. So I'll try it out if a longer pen needle doesn't work.

@iMemphis18 Thanks, I'm curious so please let me know. Also, are you using it in conjunction with BCP or TB4?

@ResearchCat No problems, I'm typically a nit picker myself. I had thought 500mcg was typical, but some of the protocol's I've seen are insane and had me wondering, 2mg daily. Then again, part of it is probably an apples and oranges comparison. Most of the high dose protocol's I'm seeing aren't wolverine, I was just looking a the high end of one titration curve.

@iMemphis18
How long were you doing 2mg a day?
I'm interested in the cartilage repair aspects, but the size of the dose is rather disconcerting for me. I'm effectively micro dosing BPC and TB4 (0.5mg daily of both) and that's working fine for me. So I'm hesitant to commit to the 2-5mg a day I'm seeing in protocols.

@Eleanor
I highly recommend the KPV. I started off using KLOW and Wolverine and was so surprised when it worked immediately and I no longer felt pain. Then I had to stop the KLOW because I couldn't handle the GHK-CU stinging (I'll probably retry once I've forgotten how much it stung, I may have been using too short of a needle) and the joint pain cane right back.
I'm convinced it's the KPV dealing with the joint inflammation that had the extraordinary effects that I initially didn’t feel.

@ReallyRandy
Afraid not, I'm rather new to all this but have enjoyed their Tirz and wolverine.
Honestly I haven't even started to look at the mitochondrial stuff. I'm working through, weight loss, healing, and body recomposition. NAD+ just isn't on my research list yet.

Keep it up! I felt a hell of a lot better back then as well but never that good.
A good deal of my issue was probably doing my daily 4+ mile walk on an uneven sidewalk up steep hills. I kept walking the same route the same way and now one of my hipso doesn't like when I exercises to much.
Tirz has been helping me lose all the weight I regained after I stopped exercising, and the wolverine blend has been doing some work to ease the hip.
I'm in my mid 30s, I'm too young to have joint pain XD.

@quicksilver80
Make sure you get in some rest days. That routine is pretty much the reason I'm running BPC and TB4 right now. Some of my joints didn't like doing cardio with 80 extra pounds on them.

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Thanks all. I'm seeing a lot more information that's supporting everything your saying.
It's unfortunate, but I have to typically say the stupid out loud in public before it leaves me. Thankfully I've found some knowledge.
I was working from a solution to how it applies to my problem and I should of worked from my problem to what's an acceptable solution.
I want my hip to no longer feel like I did a 5K every day for the last 6 months, that means I need healing. KLOW might do some healing, but that's not really it's primary focus. I'll be using BCP and TB4 in a larger concentration than I'd find with KLOW and then after my hip feels good I can look into KLOW or something else at that time.

Thanks, I've been doing more of that and realized a lot of things, like how my initial one month on one month off protocol is very very stupid. I was misreading some of what I initially read and further reading on protocols for KLOW and wolverine are required.

This was a newbie mistake.

My primary goal is healing some of the joint pain that I'm having, and it sounds like I should be doing at least a 8 week cycle to get any serious results.

@Mydogdaryl423 said:

Why were you cycling 30 days on and 30 days off?

By and large because Roger Rabbit is new to researching and his tiny brain likes the idea of simple cycling schedules. I'll probably consider longer cycles once he is no longer so skittish.
Poor thing has a phobia of needles and while he didn't experience any severe symptoms his first Tirz injection almost made him faint.

Hi, I'm relatively new to testing and wanted to see if someone more knowledgeable can tell be if this is a stupid idea or something worth subjecting Roger Rabbit to (rats are too cute to test on, rabbits however are worthless menances).
I've liked the Klow stack (50,10,10,10), but Roger doesn't like the cycling. The month on and month off schedule makes him anxious due to his tiny rabbit brain. I've found that consistency (one shot every day every month) relaxes him.

Taking pity on the fat rabit, I'm considering running the KV+GHK-Cu (20,50) one month and then the BCP-157+TB4 (10,10) the other month. All while giving him weekly Tirzepatide.

My concern is if there needs to be actual downtime where the beast isn't being dosed, besides the Tiz that is.

I'd also appreciate if anybody could weigh in on maybe adding Cartalax to the Wolverine stack.