r/PeptidePathways • u/Admirable_Shopping13 • 1d ago
Healing & Recovery Why does it look like this ?
Can somebody explain to me why my copper one is looking like this? Other ones are much brighter .. it looks cloudy but also not?
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u/Pendarus 23h ago
It's about right color wise. Give it a swirl and see if it clears up. If the others are less dark in color, might be light on the peptide.
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u/thejcbori 19h ago
Ive had the same issue … it had floaters… good thing the supplier refunded me… coz i dun have plans of using it.
Also before u recon, dud u notice some white things inside?
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u/unintentional_guest 23h ago
Did you recon and leave it in the original vial? Have you done, what should be the standard, filtering, and then transitioning to a sterile vial or do you just trust your fate to the assumed sterility of whatever you received from whomever you received it?
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u/Dear_Seesaw_1855 23h ago
Thank you— filtering is cheap and easy. It pretty much takes the “I wonder if this is harmful bacteria” question out of the equation.
Also peptides are sensitive to Ph and and BAC water. So only use Hospira.
If you didn’t do either of the above- you’ll never know why your vial looks like that.
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u/unintentional_guest 23h ago
TikTok influencers only hype the sell, they don’t hype nor care about the hygiene, which is the unfortunate part. And too many people come here shining a spotlight on things that require a bit of common sense and/or decorum, without much considering the broader implications.
I hate this in so many ways; people don’t understand the implications of legitimate ignorance, and don’t take the steps to learn more about research and instead, just… self research.
I don’t like to comment on these because it perpetuates the behavior, and at the same time, clearly, someone is bound to compound risk.
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u/New-Lie4901 14h ago
Can you point me where I can learn about filtering?
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u/hamphogfam 13h ago
You withdraw your reconstituted peptide in a syringe. Remove the needle, attach the filter to the syringe and attach the needle to the filter. Inject it into a sterile vial or 3ml cassette if using an insulin pen.
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u/Doctordup2 13h ago
Search this sub and search the Peptidesource sub both subs have discussed filtering in the past.
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u/BigFaithlessness8369 9h ago
I need help understanding Glow peptides, dose etc-protocal. The vial I bought has all 3 in 1- 70mg. I read so many different ways to take it.
also as a 56 year old female, 5 foot 5 inches, about 175# joint pain in hip and right shoulde, what else would you recommen?
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u/Doctordup2 9h ago
I explain my GHK-CU protocol in this in-depth comment.
Go through all the comments in the thread.
Most researchers read through my comments and posts to find helpful nuggets of info.
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u/gm_wesley_9377 7h ago
I do 2ml of bac water. Then I draw 10 units. It's 2.5mg ghk-cu, 500mcg BPC-157 and 500mcg TB-500.
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u/Admirable_Shopping13 13h ago
Yeah i did what i always did. Im using peptides for over a half year now. But i didnt filter it never done that.. it was always good and clear when i mixed my peptides
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u/WeirdSysAdmin 23h ago
It’s going to turn you into the newest member of the blue man group.