Intranasal / Nasal Spray How To

Bringing this back up because I don't want to do IM oxytocin three times daily. What liquid do people use for the spray and which bottles work best, plus how do you clean them?

It's surprising nobody has replied here yet. I'm planning to create a nasal spray for sleep using those peptides so the exact same questions apply here too. I've watched clips showing preparation either including or excluding the sterile water. A few mention nasal irritation while others seem fine with it.

Nasal spray bottles are easy to find. Use the same freeze-dried peptides but mix with sterile saline instead of BAC. Ampules of saline are also available. The mix should keep about 30 days in the fridge. Just switch to a nasal recon calculator for the right dose instead of the usual subq one.

There's an intranasal calculator available online. I use a solution already intended for nasal use, though I've only tried it with Selank so far. I wipe the nozzle after each use and store everything in the fridge. Some process videos online show the steps if you want to see it done.

It becomes straightforward once you've done it. I posted the exact steps I followed for my own batch.

I've run a couple rounds of nasal Epitalon and Semax. A few things I picked up: pick a decent bottle, though the ones I like are a bit large. Smaller 10 ml versions from another source worked well for me. Cheaper 10 ml ones I tried were poor quality and I'm testing some 5 ml ones now. For the saline I prefer the kind that comes in individual sealed vials.

I've used Semax, Selank, VIP, and PT-141 nasally. After checking various suggestions my method is: for a standard 10 mg vial I add 8 ml sterile saline plus 2 ml BAC water. That ratio doesn't bother my nose yet still gives a bit of antibacterial protection for multi-week use. Everything stays in the fridge between doses. No cloudiness or problems so far. I reuse the same style of spray bottles, rinsing them with 70 percent isopropyl once empty, letting them dry, then flushing with saline before the next mix. Nasal calculators help figure out the final concentration and how much liquid to add.