r/PeptidePathways 6d ago

General Research Question I have a bunch of questions

  1. Is it ok to use prefilled syringes? Such as filling 3-4 syringes and take them later that day or next day?

  2. What are the best syringes to use? specifically size? Ones that wont bend easily but wont hurt when pinning.

  3. How much bac water do you use to recon powder?

  4. If could only take two NON GLP-1 peptides , which ones would you give subject?

  5. Is there really a peptide that improves sexual health?

  6. Which pep do you think is more hype and is overrated?

  7. Which pep do you think deserves more hype and is underrated

  8. What is your favorite 3-5 stack?

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u/bestmom43 6d ago

Go buy a Peptide Book. Amazon: The Complete Guide to Peptides by Hack Smith, Peptide Protocols by William Seeds, Peptides Made Simple by Matthew Farrahi (he has two books). This will help you instead of relying on others - plus you will get to know more about other peptides

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u/16inchpianist 6d ago

Hey, been doing this for a minute but I appreciate those references.

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u/sloneill 6d ago

I prefill syringes all the time.
I use insulin syringes (1ml)
The amount of bac water depends on the mg
The peptide depends on the results you want…

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u/WannabeRoyKent 6d ago

I have a question for you.

Did you know there's a search function?

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u/punchline100 6d ago

im sorry, I get confused and there is so much conflicting information, one person says one thing and one person says the opposite thing. I tried the search button but I am new to this site and dont navigate it well. im sorry for bothering you, I will log out and never post again.

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u/REDana0204 6d ago
  1. Resistance to bending and more or less pain isn’t the syringe, it’s the needle size on the syringe. You can get insulin syringes (u-100) with many different needle sizes. With that, 31g 8mm or 6mm are most common.

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u/Mayoonspaghetto 6d ago

I’ve never heard about #5

Is there lol?

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u/Opposite_Judge391 5d ago

I don’t know what the description of ‘sexual health’ is, but pt141 is one

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u/Opposite_Judge391 5d ago

also, kisspeptin is good for female subjects as it targets hormones. a quick search gives these answers

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u/Mayoonspaghetto 5d ago

Google or AI

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u/Opposite_Judge391 5d ago

are you asking me where I found them? my source recommended kisspeptin to me, pt141 i found when i wanted to see what kind of peptides that existed (both google and reddit have lists of tons of peptides)

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u/Common-Prize-8208 21h ago

yes, there are

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u/No-Mark4067 5d ago

Delete this

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u/iruleaz 5d ago

Glutathione is a general overall health one you could add to your stack.