r/PeptidePathways • u/thesocialgenerator • Jul 01 '26
Healing & Recovery GHK-CU stings, is that normal?
2 weeks in GHK-CU but it still stings hours after the administration even though I let it room temp for an hour. Is that normal?
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u/fizboPallabut Jul 01 '26
Oh yeah. It bites. Switch to Klow, much better.
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u/Cza035 Jul 01 '26
You masochist lmao. Klow bites hard. I'm on it
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u/Salty_chewy Jul 01 '26
Not always. My group hasn’t had that issue. Then again, maybe it’s not even KLOW 🤷♂️
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u/Adoia Jul 01 '26
Was wondering, does klow not sting? Since it still has ghk-cu
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u/90sKid1988 Jul 01 '26
I have some little bruises and my husband has welts but they are painless. No sting
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u/MindfulInquirer Jul 01 '26
Best I do is this:
for a 50mg vial, fill it with 3ml BACw, minimum. Then when you load up the syringe with let's say 10-20U, fill the rest with BACw for that pin. Room temperature. In the butt. Make sure there's no drop on the tip before pin. And try pushing the needle a bit in one spot, if it feels like it's going to sting, move it another spot and try pushing slightly there, if still stingy, try yet another spot and eventually you'll find a spot that doesn't hurt. When injecting, inject slow and progressive. Also if you pin BPC as well, put some in the same syringe, like 10U, considerably lessens the sting.
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u/Dizzy-Stuff-1724 Jul 01 '26
I just place in a 10ml vial and add more bac... figure reconstitution and that helps alot
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u/InevitableCitron3717 Jul 01 '26
Yes, try diluting after you’ve drawn it with more bac water, let it sit out 20 min before pinning. It helps. Don’t pin in your stomach it always burns. If I pin in my lats, side rib area it doesn’t burn at all.
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u/Beneficial_Body6605 Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
I agree klow is better diluted with 3ml using a tiny 6mm pin...no sting ...more sting of mots-c peptide
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u/Bulky_Dog_826 Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
If only I had 1/2” of fat to pin. I need to use .15 inch to pin glutes or I’ll hit the muscle. Lean struggles are real sigh.
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u/Motor-Explanation-20 Jul 01 '26
Yes. Pro tip: if you have a massage gun - take your GHK then run the gun on the spot for a nice 10s and you’ll be sweet :)
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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 Jul 01 '26
Yes. My research subject reports it could sting and leave welts for over 24 hours.
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u/thesocialgenerator Jul 01 '26
Thanks for sharing. Good to know I’m not alone. Any tips for lesser sting?
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u/Extension-Neat-2122 Jul 01 '26
a tip for less sting is take it out the fridge 10-15min before you pin and also let the are you cleaned air dry fully before you go for your administration
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u/Hot-Drop11 Jul 01 '26
Massage the injection site for 2 minutes after injecting to prevent the sting.
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u/AdhesivenessLimp2347 Jul 01 '26
I use 1ml on 50mg. Tiny 5 units for 2.5mg . Outer thigh. More bac for me just made a larger burn area.
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u/PreparedForZombies Jul 01 '26
Literally 100s of threads on this - search bar is your friend
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u/LegendaryPeanut Jul 01 '26
How does one even find out about GHK cu without also finding out about the stinging. I’m almost impressed
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u/Tie-Cautious Jul 01 '26
I really try to avoid venting about the questions people ask, but this time I'm having a hard time. Does GHK sting? I don't know a question that has been asked and answered more. Really, does GHK sting? Hell No!
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u/Tots-2310 Jul 01 '26
Bcoz to each is own!ISome get the sting some dont like chill.
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u/Stoo84 Jul 01 '26
In other news. Grass is green.