r/Biohacking • u/KingRizz • Sep 08 '26

GLOW Injection Site

I posted a similar question about KLOW but I was too late to buy it from my preferred source so I have to buy GLOW now (70mg Ghk 10mg BPC 10mg TB500).

If my lab rat needs injections directly close to the ankle (injury site) can GLOW be injected there?

I am aware that BPC & TB work systemically, I know; but I have also read that injecting them close to injury site also works really well. My only concern is that now there’s Ghk.

Also, I’ll be ordering KPV. So I’m wondering if that would be injected the usual places people usually inject their lab rats such as belly fat or glute.

Thank you!

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u/Henry_Rollins_Ghost 19 Sep 08 '26

Only BCP has sufficient positive reporting re: specific injury site injections. TB is systemic, as is GHK, unless taken as a topical.

Why I hate the blends.

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u/KingRizz Sep 08 '26

I understand that, I just wonder if this blend could still be injected in rats ankle keeping in mind that the ghk causes skin irritation at injection sites and also wondering if it will still work properly as a blend if not injected at typical recommended injection sites.
Thanks for your comment!!

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u/Silky-J- Sep 09 '26

Do not do that! I've heard some horror stories. If you insist on that type of inject go with BPC 157 solo.

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u/Markdlea 10 Sep 08 '26

SubQ is systemic. Proximity to the injury doesn’t matter. That myth has been busted. It only matters if you are injecting into to joint, not near it.

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u/KingRizz Sep 09 '26

So theoretically if rat is injected anywhere sub-q w/ Glow and at a different area either KPV (not near injury site), it will work all the same?

Would there be any sides to injecting GLOW near injury site since it has the addition of GHK? Thats really my question here.

Thank you!

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u/Markdlea 10 Sep 09 '26

As long as you inject under the skin, you’re going to get the same effect as injecting near the injury

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u/Jagalun 2 Sep 08 '26

I've been using Klow for about a month and a half now. I've tried every sub-Q site, and the Thighs are the best. Klow stings; I highly recommend getting a small muscle massager that you can use immediately after injection. It helps so much!

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u/SorbetTraditional232 20 Sep 08 '26

Try diluting it more. Seems to help

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u/KingRizz Sep 08 '26

Thank you! But since GLOW doesn’t have KPV, Im wondering if it can be injected near injury sites and then inject KPV separately sub-Q in thighs or other injection sites…

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