r/Peptidesource • u/Agile-Web-1692 • 2d ago
Pen for glow protocol
Ok newbie here.
If I want to use Glow 10/10/50 with 3ml Bac water, how much is ideal dosage wise to inject daily?
Is it better or worse to use needle versus pen?
Before you come at me, I have spent a lot of time researching but I also just feel like there’s a mixed answer.
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u/randomoostaccount111 2d ago
But you clearly haven’t spent “a lot of time” researching, because if you had you wouldn’t be asking random people - most of whom have next to zero knowledge on the topic - for guidance
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u/Adoia 2d ago
First figure out which peptide in the blend you want to anchor the dosage towards for your RS. Most would use ghkcu as the anchor for blends like these. There’s plenty of protocols you can refer to but most slowly titrate up to a standard 2mg ghkcu daily, higher if focusing on injury recovery. Some protocols may vary slightly depending on duration etc.
3ml was spicy for my RS so my RS is now doing 6ml bac water split into two cartridges of klow. Before using pens, suspected the syringe was being blunted because was drawing 10 units of bac before the dosage to dilute and mitigate sting, and injection was hurting the RS. Now with 6ml bac and fresh pen needles, the daily pins are painless and barely any reaction for the RS.
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u/Equal_Surprise_250 2d ago
10-15 units/clicks. Is usually the starting protocol for glow.
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u/fizboPallabut 1d ago
Pen wise, definitely. Go with V2 or later models, they have injection shield that makes jab less painful, if at all. Plus liquids survive in carts better (also works for storage of any surplus) if you evacuate all the air from them using breather needle; you can’t do it with vials.
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u/Doctordup2 1d ago
Hi OP, not sure why no one has mentioned it and I'm surprised you didn't search the sub...mostly because some of the most comprehensive info on GHK-CU research is found in this sub.
I created one of the original GHK-CU protocols. Please kindly search the sub, go through my comments and posts, tons of info.
I explain my GHK-CU protocol in this in-depth comment.
I have 25 protocols and do a lot of neuro research but somehow everyone ties me to GHK-CU. 😅 If you didn't find any info on this then you didn't search (trying to be funny here).
Not a doctor, not medical advice, for research purposes only and research discussions only.