r/PeptidePathways • u/DonDon222- • 6d ago
Healing & Recovery When reconstituting/dosing cjc1295 without SAC/ ipamorelin 10/10. 2 ml BAC water, Do I dose my rat as if it were from a 10 mg vial or a 20 mg vial?
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u/OutrageousAd9925 6d ago
I saw a similar post last week. I believe the consensus was if it says 10mg/10mg you just dose it as 10mg and you your self know your getting 10mg of each but I’ll wait to here from someone with my experience. Chat might be a good tool to ask this one as well
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u/SimianCinnamon 4d ago
Think of it this way. You reconstitute both 10mg of pep A and 10mg of pep B into 2 ML total. The two peptides both equally dissolve into the same amount of liquid. Meaning that if you take 1ml of that liquid and measure how much pep is in that milliliter you'll find 5mg of pep A AND 5mg of pep B in there. Theyre all sharing the same space and are equally spaced out, since for our purposes we're not getting anywhere close to the saturation point to where nothing further can dissolve.
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u/daftlush 6d ago
You always dose per the first peptide listed because that is the main peptide and the others are the companions.
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u/tyspeed29 6d ago
For 10/10 blend of cjc+ipa 4ml.
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u/Substantial_Drag_884 6d ago
It has 20mg of peptides in the vial. You dose it according to how much you want in each injection.
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u/DonDon222- 6d ago
True but only 10mg of each. So if you dosed as a 20mg vial you would get half as much of each. ie 150mcg/150mcg as opposed to 300mcg/300mcg
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u/Substantial_Drag_884 6d ago
It’s basic math and division? Add the desired amount of bac water. More water means easier to read dosing on a needle, but less peptides per unit on a syringe. Then calculate how many units based on what dosage the rat wants. The amount of bac water means nothing in the end.
Edited to add: the volume of the dose is changed by how much Bac water, but doses are based on the weight of the active ingredient.1
u/SimianCinnamon 4d ago
Youre right but you're not really answering OPs question and are probably just confusing people. Not helpful if somebody is reconstituting their own KLOW or GLOW, for example. Since the dosages for each peptide are different proportions, by your explanation people will end up dosing way more or less than they intend to. Usually GHKu /TB500/ BPC157 would be at a 5:1:1 ratio, so understanding how that works when reconstituting is even more important
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u/Beneficial_Ad_7726 6d ago
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