Three Months Using Several Different Peptides: My Results So Far

I plan to mix both GHK-Cu and KPV using saline BAC, filter them, and combine into one sterile vial. The goal is to find a workable ratio of 10 mg KPV to 100 mg GHK-Cu so the saline and KPV together cut down on site irritation.

BPC-157 interests me for possible future injuries or procedures, but I have no current need. I may add it to the next order simply to keep on hand.

Yes, GHK-Cu does not sting much but still triggers histamine reactions, though milder than tesamorelin. With 100 mg vials mixed in 3 ml bac water the stomach sites react badly while glutes cause almost nothing. Delts have also worked well with only brief soreness.

I would not advise copying my titration schedule. I raised the dose each week while watching side effects and settled on what felt right. At 6 mg results were already solid, yet moving to 9 mg increased the rate of loss while still allowing enough food and protein intake.

You have been very helpful with all the details. Thank you again.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

A 10 mg Selank kit is due Monday. I intend to mix the vial with 5 ml of BAC and transfer it into a 5 ml nasal spray bottle so each spray delivers roughly 250-300 mcg.

Sterile saline is better because BAC can irritate the sinuses. For a short 20-30 day run you can simply keep the solution refrigerated.

BAC will irritate the sinuses. Saline solution is the safer choice.

You said it first.

I meant sterile saline. I already bought a box of 5 ml ampules. I am so used to BAC for everything else that the wrong word slipped out.

Besides the saline advice, note that 10 mg in 5 ml yields 200 mcg per 0.1 ml spray. A calculator would help if you want closer to 250-300 mcg.

Agreed. An intranasal peptide calculator can help work out the right concentration.

The actual output will probably fall somewhere between 200-300 mcg anyway. Most nasal spray bottles vary in how much they deliver, so any calculator input is only an estimate.

A 20-to-100 ratio of KPV to GHK-Cu matches the common pre-mixed version and avoids stinging for me. Early bruising occurred but has been minor since I switched injection sites to thighs or glutes.

KPV began at 0.5 mg daily and moved to 1 mg daily for the past month. Visible skin benefits appeared after roughly a month and have continued to improve, reducing both facial flakes and dandruff on shirt collars.

Glad it is helping. I am also on retatrutide and agree it works very well. NAD+ gave noticeable energy from the first day.

What schedule are you using for NAD+? I have tried 100 mg daily but may drop to 50 mg because it produces a strong chest rush and raises heart rate. It clearly works, yet the amount may be excessive.

I started low with a short daily loading phase of 25 mg, then moved to 50 mg two or three times per week. Because published protocols differ so much, I am staying conservative.

I reconstituted one 10 mg KPV vial with 2 ml saline BAC, used that solution for a second 10 mg KPV vial, then used the combined liquid for a 100 mg GHK-Cu vial. After filtering into a 10 ml vial I added another 3 ml saline BAC. The first 1 mg GHK-Cu dose therefore also delivered about 0.2 mg KPV. The thigh injection felt stronger than usual but produced no marks or bumps so far. I will hold the current daily amount for at least a week before considering an increase.