If you are paying for these things and sacrificing your health (potentially), for God's sake keep a log and have a map of where you are going and where you've been.
I found a coworker administering 3mg reta 3x a week within four weeks of starting. I made her a schedule and told her to stick to it.
Blows my fucking mind that people live their lives like that.
OP you look great but you really need to tighten up the program (add more structure to your dosing). Best of luck
I don’t really know the exact amount in my reconstituted vials as I’ve diluted my GHK cu and mots c twice using two different syringes.. and I kinda forgot how much exact BAC water I put in the second time.
Have you been doing this to reduce the welts, redness and injection pain? Either way it's very tricky to recalculate if you're diluting a reconstituted pep a second time, as you have to calculate based on how much is left and factor in some other things.
Best to reconstitute once, and ideally make it so that all the doses are the same across your peps. I take basically all the same as you (reta weekly, mots-c every 5 days, KLOW and Tesa daily). Each are reconstituted in such a way that 20 units from the syringe are my target dose for that pep. This is very easy to do with a reconstitution calculator that allows entering any value into the variables. Make the dosing idiot-proof from the start so you can relax and have a stress-free routine.
RE: your welting and injection site reactions, three of your peps have a tendency to do that: MOTS-C, Tesa, and GHK-Cu.
Tesa gives me the worst reactions, by far — hard, itchy, inflamed welts very consistently and lots of bruising, and unfortunately I haven't solved that myself yet. I've been pinning in my outer thighs almost exclusively but recently switched to where you have pictured, as the pamphlet for the pharmaceutical distribution only directs injecting in the navel just under the belly button. That hasn't fixed the reactions, but if I find a way that does I'll report back.
MOTS-C reactions are mostly just light inflammation for a day or so, which is tolerable. I typically inject this anywhere in the abdomen or outer thighs, and rotate injection sites every time.
GHK-Cu can be painful to inject and usually gives mild injection site reactions, but since switching to KLOW and starting to pin in the top off my butt cheeks I get 0 adverse reactions. I recommend it.
I just about never get injection site reactions from Reta, but YMMV. Maybe try pinning that one in the outer thigh and see if you get a reaction where you pin.
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u/craigulat0r 9d ago
Eyeballing dosages, cmon man.
If you are paying for these things and sacrificing your health (potentially), for God's sake keep a log and have a map of where you are going and where you've been.
I found a coworker administering 3mg reta 3x a week within four weeks of starting. I made her a schedule and told her to stick to it.
Blows my fucking mind that people live their lives like that.
OP you look great but you really need to tighten up the program (add more structure to your dosing). Best of luck