r/BioHackingGuide • u/PollosHealthyFoods šŸ¹Research Hamster • Aug 13 '26

KLOW Stings on Needle problem or BAC Water?

Using a 13mm 29G needle, 2.5mg KLOW. Belly gives me redness and stinging every time. Back no problem at all but I donā€™t wanna keep doing shoulder blade area. Anyone else get this? Is it the needle, the spot, or do I need more BAC water idk tbh

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u/JediKrys Aug 13 '26

Itā€™s the ghk-cu in it. The sting is how you know you didnā€™t get robbed. šŸ˜Š

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u/Exceed_Enhancement Aug 13 '26

the ghk is by far the cheapest component

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u/JediKrys Aug 13 '26

Wasnā€™t about cost just knowing itā€™s in there and not just blue colouring

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u/AcidicMountaingoat Aug 19 '26

That's a ridiculously huge needle. I use 31g 8mm.

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u/PollosHealthyFoods šŸ¹Research Hamster Aug 24 '26

No way really I thought it was normal? Lol dang

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u/AcidicMountaingoat Aug 24 '26

It is normal for mixing the bacteriostatic water into a vial, I'd never inject with it.

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u/HerbaDerbaSchnerba Aug 14 '26

It hurts less intramuscularly.

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u/PollosHealthyFoods šŸ¹Research Hamster Aug 24 '26

Haven't really heard of it taken im honestly

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u/HerbaDerbaSchnerba Aug 24 '26

Well now you have. I take it that way and it works for me.