Forum users share mixed personal results with intranasal peptides versus subcutaneous injections. Some report zero effects from nasal use even at high doses with the same product that worked when injected, while others say certain peptides felt stronger or preferable nasally. Molecule size in Daltons is noted as a key factor for bioavailability, and one post flags the source article as paid advertising rather than news.
What this discussion establishesWhether intranasal administration works at all for most peptides, with some users finding it completely ineffective and others preferring it over injection.
Still openWhich peptides reliably work nasally and at what doses or formulations.
Nothing here is advice.
The piece centers on nasal sprays mostly, which I find intriguing anyway. I thought they weren't as effective as shots, though.
Haven't checked the article myself, yet those nasal sprays enter the bloodstream quickly. Many cold remedies come as sprays or swabs for the nose.
Dismissing nasal use altogether doesn't seem right to me, given how many peptides gain an advantage over swallowing them, and some that impact the brain could actually be more appropriate for it.
A lot of those SQ peptides seem workable when tried through the nose or under the tongue. You have to check the molecular weight listed in daltons. Over a thousand usually won't absorb properly. Tinier molecules usually have better uptake.
I want to point out this is sponsored content they accepted money for and not a regular story in the paper.
Haha yeah the outlets covering events look like they're struggling with cash these days and that probably explains why they're acting frantic.
For a while now I've wanted to give that sleep peptide in spray form a shot through the nose so my rest improves.
My attempts revealed that peptides have no effect when taken through the nose. I've tried this many times over. Some peptides give strong visible results if shot in but nothing at all when done nasally. The same lot and even container was used sometimes so the peptides aren't the problem. Different techniques and amounts were explored yet nasal use failed every time. I went through almost a whole bottle of one nasally and got no reaction whatsoever. That same amount injected would have kept me in a state for ages. A small dose from the container worked fine when injected. Other peptides showed the same zero nasal results.
Personally the nasal versions of Epitalon DSIP Selank and Semax worked out nicer than shots did.
The two comments right before this one leave me unfazed.
SubQ injections are all I've done with it, but DSIP really appeals to me. My first dose was six hundred micrograms. I take it right before going to sleep.
That piece of information caught my attention. Did you dissolve those with saltwater for nose sprays instead? How does the hormone affect your system? Are your shots given under the skin? Do you deal with turbo-autism too, and has this changed anything?
Yeah I see it the same way. Most of them end up doing nothing so any cash spent ends up lost for no reason.
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