Peptide Critic Community

Consider it tuition. You were guided by a professional along the correct route, got your wings and can jump on your own from here on out.

I find the math easier if you just multiply the MG on the vial x10 to give the mcg per unit. Then you just multiply that by the number of mLs used.

20mg vial x10= 200mcg per unit.
2mL of bac water used so 100mcg per unit
A draw of 10units would get 1 mg.

Same math just another way of looking at it to understand it.

So long as the peps aren't interfering with one another's pathways your good [an AI will double check this for you] BUT... if you do run into side effects then it's going to be a guessing game.
Just keep track, keep track, KEEP TRACK!
It's real easy to start getting your morning peps confused with your evenings and dosages. Plus, you'll then have the stack recorded to share the results with the rest of us, good or bad.

Here is the vid I started off with and the one I've pointed my loved ones towards to begin their jump down the rabbit hole:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTH3LCEJekg

I would suggest you only pick one to start off with to see how your rat reacts. Depending on his needs, you have BPC in your tags so I would suggest a Wolverine mix [BPC-157/TB-500]... if I knew anything about any of this.

Yes, you all are now included in my Loved Ones list
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@afkar7
A Pep log would be a nice addition to the site tools.
PClick on someone's name to see how serious there history is and how meticulous they are at keeping their records straight.

From what I understand as of now... moisture is your enemy for unconstituted [is that a word?] peps.

I store mine in the freezer regardless of when I plan to begin using, in the original storage box, sealed in a ziplock freezer bag and now with -- I was reading up on this topic and it was suggested to add silica gel or desiccant packs -- I ordered "Color-Indicating Desiccant Packs for Storage, Rechargeable Silica Gel Packets" on Amazon to throw in each bag.

Also advice I tripped across was to let your vials warm to room temp before adding your bac water.

There is an acidic bac water you can buy for AOD, I didn't know this at the time, constituted with regular bac water and just held it in the palm of my hand for a few minutes until it ungelled.
Only had to do it a couple times, it stays liquid now.

As far as how much to use, that all depends on what dose you want to stick to that rat. Play around with the Reconstitution Calculator right above under the Cal&Tools tab.