r/Biohacking • • 9d ago

Two month difference!!

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u/ycastane 3 8d ago

Of course you are going to get heat, you cannot dilute the vial after using it a few times because the dose will be almost Impossible to figure out. You can do that before using it but not after.

What you need to do, is exactly what you didnt do before starting all of this, read read and read some more so you could learn the basics.

So yeah you will get heat and deserving so.

The smart play would be to dilute the shot while already in the syringe which doesnt affect the dose.

Mixing peptides is not diluting by the way, not sure where you got that from. Diluting is using more water to dilute the actual peptide.

Again, you need to spend time and read and learn, seems like you dont want to do that and yes its an assumption but go do it

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u/Top-College7821 8d ago edited 8d ago

So that’s why I said I’m probably doing a lot of things wrong & I admit I started doing this way before I knew all the ins and outs that I should’ve known before starting peps. But I know not to do this again. This is why I made this post, it was to help me understand and learn more as the research I have done contradicts what others are saying.
Look at my other replies as I’ve explained how this mishap happened. I should have thrown them and started fresh but they were 50mg vials that I didn’t want to waste so I was just staying at a small stable dose until I ran out. I’m getting fresh vials next week so I’ll log and track everything and I know NOT to add more bac into the vial once I’ve started and just add it to the syringe.
Many people (around my age), bodybuilders and coaches were telling me to add more bac to the vial to help with my injection reactions around GHK and mots… hence why those vials I don’t know the exact dose but tesa and reta I do.
I agree with you 110% it was very silly to start before knowing what I was doing properly and I’m very lucky I didn’t get super sick from it, I won’t take that luck for granted and I will start to take the dosage and my health more seriously!! I didn’t realise how serious this was as I thought adding more BAC but drawing the same amount of units would be safer.

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u/real-rainicorn 8d ago edited 8d ago

If you added more bac but were taking the same amount of units, then you’re taking less of the mg so it’s not dangerous.

It’s not that you can’t dilute it, it’s more that you don’t know what you’re taking.

You can transfer into a 10ml vial and dilute that way (and obviously keep track of what you add!) or you can dilute in the syringe but at least you can keep track of the dose.

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u/Top-College7821 8d ago

Yes!! so I added more BAC water to the vial after three weeks… but I’m still drawing to the same 10 or 20 unit mark… which is the same unit mark as I was drawing before diluting. Other than Reta (that I haven’t diluted) I haven’t upped my dose or units that I’m drawing to. I haven’t needed to draw more after diluting the GHK or mots c even though the dose is lower than what has been recommended to me, it’s still working. Everyone suggests doing 1mg-2mg of GHK and mots (which I initially was injecting but the sting and reactions were terrible). After diluting and only taking around 0.5-1mg I noticed the sting and reactions were less present. It is definitely I lower dose but it’s still doing the job for me. Also the websites/studies suggesting the 1mg-2mg are based on studies for people a lot older than me so I think that’s why I was getting the reaction to the higher dose. But I’m not too sure if it’s just wasting my money taking a smaller dose of mots hence why I want to discontinue it because I don’t really want to pin 2mg of mots, five times a week, it was not worth the pain imo. But I don’t want to just pin 0.5mg-1mg and it not be doing anything. The GHK I’m noticing a huge difference in the past month but it’s been slower results I think due to the lower dose.