From what I know, you should never combine peptides other than another GLP-1 in the same syringe. Back when I began, I drew mots c and a GLP-1 into one syringe, and the mixture solidified into a brick.
Previously, I've administered them just minutes apart, though I injected into different areas of my abdomen, haha.
Arizona's summer warmth has arrived ahead of schedule this year, and it's making clear thinking a challenge.
In my view, GLPs ought not to be combined with any other peptides inside one vial, syringe, or pen. As for me, I've had zero problems injecting Tesa/Ipa alongside additional peptides, Triz included, as a regular part of what I do each day.
Beyond that, it's only anecdotal — the original post says it reflects what wellness clinics handed out to patients back when it was made. That's not exactly strong proof. I'd treat it with caution. Personally, I never put different peptides into one syringe, though that's just my own habit. Once in a while I'll combine them in the same vial after reconstitution — GHK-Cu with KPV, for instance — but that's the limit for me.
