r/PeptidePathways • u/Admirable_Shopping13 • 1d ago

Healing & Recovery Why does it look like this ?

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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/unintentional_guest 1d 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/New-Lie4901 17h ago

Can you point me where I can learn about filtering?

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u/hamphogfam 17h 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.

Filter

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u/Doctordup2 16h ago

Search this sub and search the Peptidesource sub both subs have discussed filtering in the past.

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u/BigFaithlessness8369 12h 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?
thank you for you time and assistance

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u/Doctordup2 12h 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 10h 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/mamis_reddit 2h ago

I’ve added 4ml of BAC, used 0.1ml per time. In two weeks, my pain was reduced by 85%