GHK-Cu and KPV can go into one vial, which cuts down the number of injections, or you could at minimum draw them into a single syringe. As far as I know, GHK-Cu and TA1 can also share a syringe. That way, you're down to just 1 pin daily, apart from the day you take tirz.ThatNextGril said:
Sharing an update on where I'm at with GHK-cu. Last week I got fed up with doing 2-3 injections per day (GHK-cu, KPV and TA1), on top of the 4th weekly shot of tirz every Sunday, so after some experimenting I landed on a workable routine. These days GHK goes in daily, KPV on alternate days, and TA1 2x per week (according to reports, 1.5 taken twice weekly works well as a maintenance dose).
The wildest part is that GHK on its own no longer triggers redness, itching or welts for me. Could just be that I adapted to it, but having zero reaction now feels like such a weight off. I think this routine will serve me well, since my number one aim is the skin/hair benefits people attribute to the copper, with immune support a close second, given I've always run a bit low on white blood cells and my allergies and eczema are living proof of how badly my body handles simply being alive.
I had thought about doing that with GHK and KVP, and I might try putting them in one vial, but I would have to work out the reconstitution math first so each dose comes out right. As for drawing both into a single syringe, I doubt I would manage well—even now I frequently have to push and pull during extraction to deal with air and vacuum issues.cheaperseeker said:
GHK-Cu and KPV can go into one vial, which cuts down the number of injections, or you could at minimum draw them into a single syringe. As far as I know, GHK-Cu and TA1 can also share a syringe. That way, you're down to just 1 pin daily, apart from the day you take tirz.ThatNextGril said:
Sharing an update on where I'm at with GHK-cu. Last week I got fed up with doing 2-3 injections per day (GHK-cu, KPV and TA1), on top of the 4th weekly shot of tirz every Sunday, so after some experimenting I landed on a workable routine. These days GHK goes in daily, KPV on alternate days, and TA1 2x per week (according to reports, 1.5 taken twice weekly works well as a maintenance dose).
The wildest part is that GHK on its own no longer triggers redness, itching or welts for me. Could just be that I adapted to it, but having zero reaction now feels like such a weight off. I think this routine will serve me well, since my number one aim is the skin/hair benefits people attribute to the copper, with immune support a close second, given I've always run a bit low on white blood cells and my allergies and eczema are living proof of how badly my body handles simply being alive.
Hey! I skip zinc since a number of doctors have said it isn't truly needed when your diet is well balanced and healthy. Overdosing on Cu is nearly impossible.
One thing I notice: the test never says whether it was done after reconstitution. The person who posted the test claims that it was, but the lab report itself ought to include that detail.
Grab 1mL syringes that come without needles, plus needles in whatever gauge you prefer. After pulling from the vial, just swap the needle on.
There's a saying about leading a horse to water, right?
This is straightforward. In lyophilized form, mixing anything won't cause significant degradation, clearly. What we're uncertain about is whether breakdown happens fast after it's reconstituted into a blend. You appear to be leaning toward ridicule, so point out where my skepticism about the testing approach is foolish.
My plan is a 12-week run. During that opening week, the injection discomfort had me convinced I couldn't continue. These days, though, thanks to the dilution approach and how my body has adjusted, things feel far more settled, so I expect to finish all 12 weeks. That very 1st shot, with no dilution and going right into my belly, is something I won't forget — the pain stuck with me the entire night.
Every person reacts differently to injections..
For a long stretch, nothing happened to me...months went by...while I was injecting KLOW into my abs, and then out of nowhere, yikes, the pain hit hard! I grabbed a ziplock bag with ice to dull the ache. Same thing went down with MOTS as well. These days I go SQ into either the love handle or glutes—so far, no issues...fingers crossed!
