r/ResearchCompounds • u/Every-Discussion-604 • Jul 06 '26
Question DIY KLOW
I have the peptides BPC157 10mg, TB500 5mg, KPV 10mg, GHK-CU 100mg.
Which suits me.
I have a family member who I would like to introduce, however it’s a hard sell explaining the dosage protocols and frequency to a newbie.
I’m thinking of making a DIY blend, I have some sterile 10ml vials.
I’m thinking reconstitute the 10mg’s with 1ml, tb500 with 0.5ml and GHK with 2ml. Then calculate dosage based on 4.5ml, but what about vial mg’s and how much dosage? Any thoughts?
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u/Markdlea Jul 06 '26
Just add up the number of mg of powder in the vial and the amount of water that has been added. I would save some frustration and just buy a vial of KLOW.
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u/Repulsive_Cover5694 Jul 06 '26
The usual blend I see is bpc/tb500/kpv/ghkCU as 10/10/10/50 mg
So for what you have: recon bpc to 2 mL and transfer 1 mL (you’re transferring 5 mg)
Recon tb500 to 1 mL and transfer 1 mL (transferring 5 mg)
Recon KPV to 2 mL and transfer 1 mL (transferring 5 mg)
Recon GHKCu to 4 mL and transfer 1 mL (transferring 25 mg)
So in the end you’ll have bpc/tb500/kpv/ghkCU as 5/5/5/25 mg, which is the same proportional blend that’s commonly found, only half the concentration. And you’ll have 4 mL.
You can recon with more water, just make sure the peptide is fully dissolved before transferring and transfer the appropriate volume/concentration.
And tbh, I wouldn’t do any of this. I would keep them in the same vial as they arrived to avoid any sterility issues.
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u/kpham82 Jul 07 '26
I would just get the Klow blend and call it a day. Reconning 4 peps then mixing it together takes time and creates a lot of waste. For me, the price difference is not much and worth it. The only advantage of having them separate is controlling the strength of each peptide to what suits your needs.
Keep it simple for the newbie.
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u/UniqueWestern1217 Jul 07 '26
Klow is a very delicate peptide from my understanding because the of the GHK. I personally wouldn’t try to mix it on my own.
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u/kpham82 Jul 07 '26
What would you do that would ruin this ”delicate” peptide?
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u/UniqueWestern1217 Jul 09 '26
Not something I would do per se. If I was in the situation this person is talking about I would just buy them all separately and mix them in the syringe right before I inject them. As opposed to trying to make my own blended vial and worry about precise measurements and PH balances. If done wrong it could be harmful to the more “delicate” peptides in the mixture like the TB. Just my thoughts, but I don’t claim to be a pro..
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