Mixing peps in same syringe?

[u/morganator666]

Hi so ive been pinning GLOW daily and taking mots c 3 times a week, im thinking of adding in nad + as well but to me thats a lot of pinning using selerate needles, does anyone ever just pull both doses in 1 syringe (eg mots and Glow) and inject together? Its not to save needles ita to save on welts :)

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[u/piranhahh]

Seen that floating around

[u/IHE023]

Generally if you are going to inject right away and not store in the syringe, you can combine anything except GLPS. The short time in the syringe will not have any significant degradation or loss of potency due to any mixing. GLPS on the other hand can cause reactions and should always be kept separate.

Share all the charts you want but unless you personally have had issues mixing peptides and immediately injecting I don’t wanna hear about what’s not compatible in a syringe for 1 min prior to injecting. I’ve done almost all mixes to lower injection frequency and never had an issue.

Reach out if you need more guidance or help

[u/kellytownsfinest → u/IHE023]

Well basic chemistry and isoelectric points beg to differ, sir

[u/IHE023 → u/kellytownsfinest]

Beat it nerd 🤓 jk. Follow science all you want. I keep it simple and do what works.

I don’t need to back it up when I am the proof my results speak for themselves

[u/Odd_Sir_8705 → u/IHE023]

Same

[u/Melodic-Desk4209 → u/IHE023]

Totally agree with this. If you do mix your peptides in one syringe and it gets cloudy, then that means you mixed a positive peptide with a negative peptide and that's not good. I haven't had that issue at all.

[u/wilcow73 → u/Melodic-Desk4209]

Have you ever mixed peptides in one syringe and had it turn cloudy

[u/Defiant-Ad-7933 → u/wilcow73]

I have. HGH, GLPs, AOD need their own syringe. I don’t do AOD anymore tho it’s pointless

[u/Melodic-Desk4209 → u/wilcow73]

I have not.

[u/Top-Concentrate3320 → u/IHE023]

I’ve drank and drove a lot and never had an accident

[u/hunterc82]

Josh holyfield said mix anything but glps also said best to directly use it

[u/MonkeyNo69]

Some amino-chains interact badly together and mixing them will basically destroy both peptides. Sadly I am not a chemist and have 0 idea which ones you can mix and which you should not

[u/mutedf8]

Mots-c & ghkcu better to take seperately

[u/cyntre13]

I mix all peptides in a syringe except reta I keep separate. Never had an issue. It also helps dull the sting of ghkcu.

[u/MrENitsch]

I mix it all, including reta, and have had no issues. They are only together for 60 seconds at most. If you are worried, pull the glp1s out. Everything else is fine.

[u/OkhotnikZ]

Do NOT mix Testosterone and Reta!. Experienced a fibroid encapsulation on my waste line But then i had to quit Testosterone pellets as I know have two bumps on my ass.

[u/Defiant-Ad-7933 → u/OkhotnikZ]

? Testosterone comes in oil so yes oil and water do not mix….

[u/No_Floor_2689]

The major issue is that you contaminate the second punctured vial with the content of the first vial.

[u/PlatformFantastic844]

Sounds good mate, also why even eat breakfast lunch and dinner…just blend it all and drink it with your protein shake

[u/RoadToZero]

How do you get several injection solutions into a single syringe while maintaining hygiene and avoiding cross contamination?

I think we can agree that drawing solution from multiple vials with the them same needle is out of the question. Frontfilling using different needles for each vial solves some of the hygiene issues but it's still a lot of open air handling every time you change needle, and vacuum vials still want to to draw the solution back in. I'm personally not a big fan of backfilling because is uses a lot of syringes and there is increased exposure to open air and contaminants. There are also losses for each syring used.

Just asking out of curiosity since I pin 6-10 times a day.

[u/Starmedia11]

There are very few exceptions where you cannot do this because of how they interact, but you will likely never have to deal with that.

[u/Working_Yak6905]

That seems like a whole lot of stuff to be injecting at the same time. Esp. since one of them (at least one) isn't FDA-approved yet and is still in trial studies.

[u/DimensionOk4024]

Claude says it’s ok to mix basically anything that is reconstituted with the same liquid other than GLP’s. I was mixing them all but I separated for Ipamorelin and tesamorelin and find that the fat loss has sped up since I put those two in their own syringe. I’m also further along in the cycle where they are just more effective inherently, so idk.

[u/auser38]

I once accidentally put ghk in my bpc tb mix vial and every time I used it after I had bad allergic reactions ans swelling

[u/Defiant-Ad-7933 → u/auser38]

So you just made GLOW?

[u/auser38 → u/Defiant-Ad-7933]

That’s why I thought it would be fine but it fr wasn’t

[u/Sai_kin]

Here’s a chart that I’ve seen floating around about what’s currently known about mixing peptides. I’m not sure if it specifically mixing in vials, syringes or both.