Combining the two in one vial can help limit injection site reactions. I began with a different blend but switched to pinning GHK-cu together with KPV for the same family-history reason. I use 50 mg GHK-cu, 10 mg KPV, and 3 mL bac water, then inject 2 mg daily for six weeks followed by three weeks off. Zinc is often suggested to keep levels steady; I already get some from my thyroid medication so that covers it. I understand the thyroid and inflammation challenges and found going gluten- and dairy-free helpful. I also take retatrutide, which seems milder on digestion than tirzepatide though it reduces inflammation less.
Hello everyone. My wife, age 45, deals with ongoing skin problems, persistent neck and shoulder discomfort, increasing thumb pain, and a few other persistent issues. We talked about adding peptides to our protocols and she chose KPV along with GHK-cu. We first considered other blends but she worried about possible links between new blood vessel growth and faster tumor development given her family history, so we skipped those. I don't share the same level of worry but respect her choice. She plans to start KPV this evening at 200 mcg, increase to 500 mcg after four weeks, and continue for twelve weeks total. I'll update on any effects or problems. The other peptide is still arriving so it will be added later once she has tried the first one alone.