Dmso, instead of injections?

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I'm considering trying to use dmso as a carrier to get peps threw my skin, instead of a insulin syringe. Has anyone tried this?

The only pep that makes a noticeable difference for me is reta. So, I will start there. I'm thinking next week will be applied to my skin, with dmso and see if i can feal the effects.

What do you guys think?
 
It hasn't been done before so no one can give you any definite answers, but generally, any molecule with a molecular weight over 500 daltons has a hard time penetrating the skin barrier - DMSO-assisted or otherwise. GLPs are usually in the 1000s.
 
Shittersfull said:


I'm considering trying to use dmso as a carrier to get peps threw my skin, instead of a insulin syringe. Has anyone tried this?

The only pep that makes a noticeable difference for me is reta. So, I will start there. I'm thinking next week will be applied to my skin, with dmso and see if i can feal the effects.

What do you guys think?

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I’m going with poor results. Just why?
 
Redz said:


I’m going with poor results. Just why?

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It sounds like it's not going to work according to mg9550. But I can think of a lot of benefits if it does work. First of all, I would open glp's to those who won't/cant inject themselfs. It would eliminate the biuld up of scar tissue.

I have a histamine reaction with mots-c, dmso right after pinning stops the reaction. Same thing with ghk-cu. Burns me for a day or two, but put dmso on it and it burns for about an hour.
 
MG9550 said:


It hasn't been done before so no one can give you any definite answers, but generally, any molecule with a molecular weight over 500 daltons has a hard time penetrating the skin barrier - DMSO-assisted or otherwise. GLPs are usually in the 1000s.

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What about KPV? You think it has a chance? I was wondering the same as OP but for KPV.
 
moodymama76 said:


What about KPV? You think it has a chance? I was wondering the same as OP but for KPV.

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Possibly. It's MW is around 340 g/mol so technically could pass through the skin. Not sure why you would want to do that though as it can be consumed orally.
 
MG9550 said:


Possibly. It's MW is around 340 g/mol so technically could pass through the skin. Not sure why you would want to do that though as it can be consumed orally.

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My thinking was using it more like an arthritis cream. My left knee sucks. And to be sure I haven't made a single purchase yet and I'm just looking around and trying to learn.
 
moodymama76 said:


My thinking was using it more like an arthritis cream. My left knee sucks. And to be sure I haven't made a single purchase yet and I'm just looking around and trying to learn.

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Kpv arthritis cream would be cool. The problem I would have doing that would be not being able to tell if it works? I don't have arthritis, yet.
 
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