Do you filter Semax/Selank and most IN peps?

[DJ _Yus]

Just wondering—for those of you using IN peps, do you run them through PES filters, or do you take them straight as they are? What are the upsides and downsides?

 

[DrPEPr]

DJ _Yus said:

Just wondering—for those of you using IN peps, do you run them through PES filters, or do you take them straight as they are? What are the upsides and downsides?

My answer would be no, it isn't required.

There's nothing here that sidesteps your body's own barriers the way a needle does. Quite the opposite — your respiratory tract is the very first line of defence anything meets on its way into the blood, and you're inhaling plenty of unpleasant things all day long as it is.

 

[Chili777]

Count me in as someone who always does this. Sure, the sinus mucosa comes with strong defenses, but I figure any extra support can't hurt. Because I've dealt with sinus problems and tended to get infections easily, filtering is a non-negotiable step for me. The whole process adds just a few minutes.

 

[DragonOfTheSea]

DJ _Yus said:

Just wondering—for those of you using IN peps, do you run them through PES filters, or do you take them straight as they are? What are the upsides and downsides?

Every time. For each vial, no exceptions. What's the downside?

 

[flapjacks]

DragonOfTheSea said:

DJ _Yus said:

Just wondering—for those of you using IN peps, do you run them through PES filters, or do you take them straight as they are? What are the upsides and downsides?

Every time. For each vial, no exceptions. What's the downside?

Absolutely. This!