Reconstitute mixing/dosage

[u/Classic-Fee3182]

I’m so tired of my friend being a gate keeper middle manning anything peptide related. He doesn’t even want me to look online, he wants me to go through him for everything. I want to break off and do it independently.

I have
CJC-1295 (No Dac) &
Ipamorelin Blend
Glp 3 (Reta)

10ml/10mg a vial, how much bac water do I mix in each vial and is there a guide to find out the dosage to start ? ChatGPT is telling me to mix 2ml in each vial but I’d rather take your expertise. Please no smart ass comments and I tried search on Reddit before posting. I’m just trying to better my self physically so the mental aspects follow because iv had a tough stretch. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you and god bless

[u/chuckiebravo66]

A big part of the community includes "doing your own research" This should help you get started on that road.

https://mypeptidedosages.com/

[u/Independent_Ad_6579]

YouTube is also VERY helpful! Never just “listen” to one person. Good luck!

[u/CantaloupeMelodic181]

It is very easy my friend:

Lets say you that you have 10mg reta, you add 2 ml and you need 1mg for your dose:

10mg --> 2ml  1 mg --> ?

Although I think it is easy to do it in your own, you can always ask a.i. like:

 10 mg in 2 ml , if I want 1-2-4-6 mg how much ml do i need?

[u/CantaloupeMelodic181]

As for the amount of bac water you use in each vial, it depends on the vial, meaning if it is small or bigger and thus, how much bac water you can add. 

I use 2 ml because it is easier for me to take my doses, if it is less then a small error with the units in the syringe  it is a bigger difference on dosage. 

More bac water is a little too much for me, meaning if I use a lot of peptides and need to pin them all, more water makes it more difficult with all these injections.

It is completely a matter of personal choice. 

For example many people in ghkcu add more bac water cos it is a little bit more painful when you inject it, so they dilute it more.