Ajejebrazorf
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Hi all, if I reconstituted a peptide from a vial, possibly using sterile water, could I take it by mouth? Or do I need gastro-resistant capsules of some kind? Thanks
KPV oral for gut health
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Flash-BCR
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This is a new one on me...are you saying you'd swallow it after mixing with sterile water?... 
I can't say for certain that it's a bad idea, since I don't have the knowledge...But if someone who actually knows comes back and says no, I'll be smashing that like button hard...
I can't say for certain that it's a bad idea, since I don't have the knowledge...But if someone who actually knows comes back and says no, I'll be smashing that like button hard...
Ajejebrazorf
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Yes, I'm aware that some liquid SARMs, for instance, can be consumed by mouth, so I started thinking whether peptides might work the same way.Flash-BCR said:
This is a new one on me...are you saying you'd swallow it after mixing with sterile water?...
I can't say for certain that it's a bad idea, since I don't have the knowledge...But if someone who actually knows comes back and says no, I'll be smashing that like button hard...
Bioexplorer
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I suspect this question comes down to how hard it is to find oral KPV at a fair price with proper 3rd party testing. Has anyone come across a decent source?
Interestingly, the oral and subQ doses suggested are roughly the same, so it is not a silly question at all. And the lyophilized vials can be quite cheap, something like $100 for 300mg. That works out under $0.20 per dose. Are the KPV capsules put together differently, or encapsulated so they survive the stomach better?
Interestingly, the oral and subQ doses suggested are roughly the same, so it is not a silly question at all. And the lyophilized vials can be quite cheap, something like $100 for 300mg. That works out under $0.20 per dose. Are the KPV capsules put together differently, or encapsulated so they survive the stomach better?