Peptieds, do they come in powder form?

[The450Man]

Im a peptide virgin, so this is new ground.

Does GHRP-6 come in powder form?

Any recommendations on ratios to bacteriostatic water?

 

[test4meplz]

yes and i wouldnt have it anyother way. depends on the dosage. if it comes in 1mg i like to put 2cc's in it to limit wasting leftover in the vial. if its 2mg in the vial 2cc's and if its 5mg then i go 2.5cc's to make measuring quite simple.

 

[The450Man]

cool, thanks!

Is it ok to add the bacterialistic water to the powder in the vial it comes in? Or do I need a seperate mixing vial?

Ive never delt with any powders before, so learning I am.

 

[test4meplz]

yes put the bac water in the vial your peptide came in. dont shoot it directly on it, but rather let in leak down the side of the vial. people will tell you bac water only keeps it good a month but it last longer than that and what little it degrades you will not notice. acetic acid is what we used to use but the draw back to it is it kills the skin cells it come in contact with so bac water is imo the best way to go and you will use a vial well before 3 months is up.

 

[The450Man]

So lets check to see if my math is correct.

5mg of GHRP-6 will be diluted with 2.5 CC's of bacterialistic water. This is 5mg to 2.5CC's of water. Thats 2mg per 1 CC. Dosing at 100mcg would give 2.5CC a total of 50 doses. That would mean, to get 100mcg, I would need to dose .05 CC's or 1/20 of a CC.

Now insulin syringes are in International Units. A realm I am not familiar with.

I believe a 1/2 CC syringe contains 50 I.U'S. Therefore I think i need to dose at 10 I.U's to get 100mcg a day.

Is this correct?

and if so, should i run with the 1/30 CC insulin syringe?

 

[Genesis Peptides]

So lets check to see if my math is correct.

5mg of GHRP-6 will be diluted with 2.5 CC's of bacterialistic water. This is 5mg to 2.5CC's of water. Thats 2mg per 1 CC. Dosing at 100mcg would give 2.5CC a total of 50 doses. That would mean, to get 100mcg, I would need to dose .05 CC's or 1/20 of a CC.

Now insulin syringes are in International Units. A realm I am not familiar with.

I believe a 1/2 CC syringe contains 50 I.U'S. Therefore I think i need to dose at 10 I.U's to get 100mcg a day.

Is this correct?

and if so, should i run with the 1/30 CC insulin syringe?

Please PM me and I will help you.

 

[The450Man]

Please PM me and I will help you.

Thanks for offering your help.

I think ive answered my own question. I was lucky to stumble apon a calculator for situations just like this; Peptide Calculator.

5 grams of ghrp-6 mixed with 2.5ml of bacterialistic water would require me to dose 5 IU's for 100mcg through a 1/2 cc syringe. Each I.U. would have 20mcg of ghrp-6.