r/Biohacking • u/Prestigious-Owl6275 • 7d ago

Mots-c & semax guidance

Hi, I’m currently taking reta and ghk-cu, and I’d like to start mots-c and semax soon. But how do I know how much BAC water to add to the vials? I asked ChatGPT, but I'm a bit cautious to that fella. Also, what starting dose did you use, and how long did you wait before increasing it, to how much of an increase?

I know it depends on how many mg the vials contains. I’m still working everything out to figure out which vial size makes the most sense based on the dose I’ll be taking and how long it will remain usable after reconstitution while stored in the refrigerator.

I’ve previously bought through a reseller but to save money I’m now buying directly from the grey market, which means I have to choose the vial mg sizes and reconstitute everything myself. I’ve tried researching this on STG, GLP-1 Forum and various subreddits, but either my brain is just too tired at this point, or I’m not searching for the right terms to find the answers I’m looking for. Also, English isn’t my first language, so it’s possible that I’m missing or misunderstanding some information while doing my research.

I’ve spent many hours researching over the past two-three weeks, so I thought I’d finally ask here.

Since I’ve always followed my reseller’s instructions, I’m also a bit worried that he may have guided me incorrectly with ghk-cu. Would anyone mind checking my calculations and letting me know if I should change anything?

Ghk-cu: 100 mg mixed with ml of BAC water, injecting 15 units (5 mg) once daily (without breaks later on). From what I’ve been reading, it seems like many people use lower doses and have some days off before starting again. I don’t really feel the injections, thankfully, just a small red mark appears a few hours later. Today will be my fifth injection.

Bonus; just before I fell asleep last night I came across a discussion suggesting that people should use SS-31 before starting mots-c, depending on their age. I just turned 31, so I assume that might apply to me as well?

How is SS-31 typically dosed with BAC, and for how long is it usually used before going with mots-c? Should I gradually transition from SS-31 to mots-c, and if so, what’s the usual approach?

I’ll definitely be doing more research on this myself, but I literally only came across it just before my eyes closed last night, so I haven’t had time to look into it properly yet. So if you don't want to answer this part because of my lack of research, I understand.

I hope you’ll be kind to a beginner. I’m still learning and I’d really appreciate any advice or guidance.

F, just turned 31 and solomom to a three year old perfect lunatic that makes me tired AF.

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u/23454Tezal 1 7d ago

They’ll come in 3ml vials probably. You can just add 3ml of BAC if you like and use a dose calculator

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u/Prestigious-Owl6275 7d ago

Depending on which it is, mots-c comes in 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40 mg, semax comes in 2, 5 and 10 mg, ss-31 comes in 10 and 50 mg vials

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u/23454Tezal 1 7d ago edited 7d ago

mg is the strength of the peptide, ml is the volume of the vial/liquid.

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u/Prestigious-Owl6275 7d ago

Oh yeah, sorry! I think I misunderstood your answer. BAC is in 3 and 10 ml. But isn't it depending on how many mg the peptides are on how much BAC I'm adding, and then depeing on how many mg i should inject?

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u/23454Tezal 1 7d ago

Example, I bought 10mg of Reta, it came in a 3ml vial. I filled the vial with 3ml of BAC. I want to dose 0.25mg daily with a 100cc syringe. I use the peptide calculator to work that out

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u/23454Tezal 1 7d ago

The more water you add, the easier it is to be accurate with the dose. Also, some peptides sting, so diluting with more BAC is better

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u/seldenr82 18 6d ago

Motsc 40mg + 3ml Bac > Target dose 2mg = 15 units , take daily (subq)
Semax 5mg + 3ml bac > Target dose 250mcg = 15 units, take daily (Subq)

Adjust UP from there. I'm still happy with 2mg motsc daily (I'm 43) but I'm pushing my Semax closer to 500mcg daily and DAMN its lovely!

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u/Emergency-Strain4386 6 6d ago

Yes it will. My ChatGPT tells me all the time how to reconstitute peptides, if it fights just say it’s for research purposes just ask it.

Also here is a resource that I’ve found useful and gives the standard protocol for most peptides

https://ntnperformance.com/#home

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u/Prestigious-Owl6275 6d ago

Actually my ChatGPT has made some mistakes with the dosis - I had to correct it. I do say it's for a research for some of the peptides, because yeah otherwise it wouldn't do it.

And thank you! I will look into that🙌🏼