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What's up guys, I recently acquired a few dozen vials of free peptides and being that I've read a great deal of conflicting info during my research I have a few questions regarding their use.
1. What's the deal with mixing IGF-1 with other peptides? Some say they can't be used in conjunction with CJC-1295/a GHRP due to it causing a negative feedback loop whereas others say it doesn't occur as long as the CJC is stacked with a GHRP. Does anyone have any available studies on this?
2. Can CJC-1295 and GHRP-2 be mixed in the same syringe? Some say the PH difference between the two will degrade them and can't be mixed at all, others say they can be mixed if you pin immediately after you load the syringe, and then I see sources like GreatWhitePeptides stacking the two peptides in the same vial. What's the deal?
3. How often do you all switch syringes? I'll be pinning CJC/GHRP-2 4x/day and was planning on loading them up separately in 2 pre-drawn syringes with 4 doses each. I would swab the needle with alcohol prior to each injection, has anyone received an infection using this protocol?
4. Has anyone used NapsGear peptides? I haven't been able to find any reviews online.
5. I have 14mg of Ipam and 60mg of GHRP-2, what would be the best way to stack the two GHRPs? I was planning on pinning 100mg of CJC-1295 4x/day stacked with 100mg of GHRP-2 with the first 3 injections and substituting 100mg of Ipam in lieu of GHRP-2 for the 4th pin(which would be done right before bed), would this be the most efficient protocol?
6. I read one post stating that peptides are more stable in higher concentrations which advised diluting each vial with only 2ml of bacteriostatic water, I typically prefer to dilute vials as much as possible in order to make precise dosing easier. Is it really preferable to use higher concentrations?
The gist of the research I've done has let me to conclude that injections need to be spaced out every 3 hours, there should be no carbs/fat consumed 2-3 hours pre-injection or 30 minute post-injection, and protein ideally needs to be consumed roughly 30 minutes pre-injection. Am I missing anything?
Thanks!
1. What's the deal with mixing IGF-1 with other peptides? Some say they can't be used in conjunction with CJC-1295/a GHRP due to it causing a negative feedback loop whereas others say it doesn't occur as long as the CJC is stacked with a GHRP. Does anyone have any available studies on this?
2. Can CJC-1295 and GHRP-2 be mixed in the same syringe? Some say the PH difference between the two will degrade them and can't be mixed at all, others say they can be mixed if you pin immediately after you load the syringe, and then I see sources like GreatWhitePeptides stacking the two peptides in the same vial. What's the deal?
3. How often do you all switch syringes? I'll be pinning CJC/GHRP-2 4x/day and was planning on loading them up separately in 2 pre-drawn syringes with 4 doses each. I would swab the needle with alcohol prior to each injection, has anyone received an infection using this protocol?
4. Has anyone used NapsGear peptides? I haven't been able to find any reviews online.
5. I have 14mg of Ipam and 60mg of GHRP-2, what would be the best way to stack the two GHRPs? I was planning on pinning 100mg of CJC-1295 4x/day stacked with 100mg of GHRP-2 with the first 3 injections and substituting 100mg of Ipam in lieu of GHRP-2 for the 4th pin(which would be done right before bed), would this be the most efficient protocol?
6. I read one post stating that peptides are more stable in higher concentrations which advised diluting each vial with only 2ml of bacteriostatic water, I typically prefer to dilute vials as much as possible in order to make precise dosing easier. Is it really preferable to use higher concentrations?
The gist of the research I've done has let me to conclude that injections need to be spaced out every 3 hours, there should be no carbs/fat consumed 2-3 hours pre-injection or 30 minute post-injection, and protein ideally needs to be consumed roughly 30 minutes pre-injection. Am I missing anything?
Thanks!
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