Ongoing injection site reactions with MOTS-c despite changes

One source suggests KPV works more as backup treatment after the shot rather than the main fix, which is really about how much you dilute or using a cream. I tried adding KPV mixed with saline bac into a GHK-Cu shot. It seemed to reduce any reaction, though I rarely got them with GHK-Cu anyway. Plenty of people just stop MOTS-c because of this. I have some set aside to test later and hope someone finds a better way for the regular version. Maybe other compounds could help indirectly too.

Has anyone seen a real change in reactions when using saline bac compared to the regular kind? For the tiny amounts most people use I would not expect much difference. I always figured the advice came from someone recalling osmotic pressure from school and guessing at an explanation.

You may want to stop using it since reactions like this often get worse over time. This peptide is known to trigger severe allergic responses that need quick medical help.

If you have coverage you might obtain an emergency injector or the nasal version at no cost through a program on their site.

An injector only buys time so you still need to reach a hospital before it stops working, unless the reaction happens to be mild. In that case you might risk skipping care, but that is still a risk.