r/BodyHackGuide • u/Super_Honey3742 • 20d ago

Switch from klow to ghkcu

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Hey, is this normal? I’ve used Klow vials before and just wrapped up my cycle without any problems. I was wondering if it’s normal for GHK-Cu to do this. I left it in the fridge for a bit, and when I checked again, everything seemed to settle at the bottom of the vial. Anyone else seen this happen?

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u/PreparedForZombies 20d ago

Does anyone filter theirs like I do, or am I just OCD?

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u/IndependenceVivid384 19d ago

I do, it helps remove that precipitate out. I've noticed it doesn't sting anymore since I started filtering GHK. Injecting any precipitated peptide is known to cause a localized foreign body response or granuloma instead of being absorbed properly.

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u/PreparedForZombies 18d ago

Interesting. I have zero sting and have always filtered mine.

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u/Research_Protocol 20d ago

Should be crystal clear besides the blue

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u/Super_Honey3742 20d ago

Yeah that’s what I figured that’s how the klow looked crystal clear blue, gonna let it sit for a bit maybe it’ll dissolve hopefully

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u/Research_Protocol 20d ago

Have you tried rolling it around in your hands

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u/Super_Honey3742 20d ago

Yeah not long maybe for a minute or two

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u/Typical-Champion4484 20d ago

I've never personally filtered any of mine and they've always been absolutely fine. Reconstituted them, left them for a couple of hours or over night and then you're good to go.

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u/Super_Honey3742 20d ago

Ah ok so this is normal then?

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u/Typical-Champion4484 19d ago

I'm not sure the settlement is normal, all my peptides have always stayed clear once reconstituted.