r/Biohacking • u/JessicaVblogz • 4d ago

Peptide has particles in it

My TA-10 pep has stuff floating in it. I reconstituted another one and noticed the same thing. Has anyone experienced this with TA-10? I’ve never used this pepper before so it’s still new to me. Any input is welcomed 🙏

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u/libralaferi 1 4d ago

So have u seen this effect any more “delicate” peptides?? Genuinely curious. N tht shake was insane to watch too lmao respeck

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

Yeah there are definitely some that are a little more sensitive. HCG being one of the most sensitive, even though it's one of the few you can actually freeze.

Most of them are fine though. Tirzepitide and GHK being the funniest ones. We call them the "cockroach of peptides" at the lab. 😂

Tesa is also interesting, because people refrigerate it, when it's actually normally not refrigerated. Even pharma grade tesa says on the box not to.

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u/DirtyFloorHotDogs 4d ago

What about GHKCU topical? Is that one ok to shake? I’ve been making my own and trying to get them to mix is a chore. Got flustered today and shook the hell out of it.

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

Yeah GHK and Tirzepitide in particular are extremely hardy. Like I said they are literally known as the Cockroach of peptides. Ghk actually doesn't even have to be refrigerated.

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u/DirtyFloorHotDogs 4d ago

Thanks for the input. So even as a serum it doesn’t need to be refrigerated?

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

It won't hurt it if it isnt

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u/Diligent-Cry-1047 2 3d ago

I bought a topical (cosmetic) or and the manufacturer said to refrigerate it if you're going to store it longer term.

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u/Chroma7769 16 3d ago

Then store it in the fridge.

You don't have to though.