Tips for minimizing GHK-Cu ISR?

[Laxfinity]

I mix mine with 2.5ml bac and .5ml lido/epi. I have never had ISRs or burn.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

I mix mine with 2.5ml bac and .5ml lido/epi. I have never had ISRs or burn.

I don't have any lido so haven't tried this yet. Maybe my next recon.

 

[FilterOrDeath]

Man, I hate sticking a needle into different vials and then sticking myself, need can get real.dull real quick. But taking klow now to tey to help heal and yea the sting is real.

You can use 1ml luer lock syringes with hypodermic needles. Get your dose with one needles, I use a 25g, then swap just the needle and inject with a new one. I use the 30g hypo for injection. No dull needles for me.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

You can use 1ml luer lock syringes with hypodermic needles. Get your dose with one needles, I use a 25g, then swap just the needle and inject with a new one. I use the 30g hypo for injection. No dull needles for me.

Thats a fantastic idea ty!

 

[PunkN]

I just want to throw out there about the room temperature comment, I recently came upon a thread on reddit and someone explained they just run the syringe under hot water before injecting to bring it to room temp instantly.. and honestly.. that simple idea blew me away ha.

Also OP - you do ice and massage - I use a pressure massage gun with a heat attachment I just pummel the spot (glute) for a minute after dosing and it works for me!

This is why I worry about myself sometimes. Never even crossed my mind

 

[DjJoshua]

You can use 1ml luer lock syringes with hypodermic needles. Get your dose with one needles, I use a 25g, then swap just the needle and inject with a new one. I use the 30g hypo for injection. No dull needles for me.

where did you get your needle tips. I tried this but the ones I got suck and hold a lot of juice in them when plunging my kangaroo.

 

[FilterOrDeath]

where did you get your needle tips. I tried this but the ones I got suck and hold a lot of juice in them when plunging my kangaroo.

I use Easy Touch brand for everything and the website is shopmedvet.com . It was by far the cheapest place I could find personally. Also thin wall needles help whatever you are injecting flow faster and get all of the meds in you.

The Easy Touch hypodermic needles are all $6.65 for a box of 100. Forgot to add if you want to filter by brand on there use MHC brand for Easy Touch.

 

[yrrdead]

I use Easy Touch brand for everything and the website is shopmedvet.com . It was by far the cheapest place I could find personally. Also thin wall needles help whatever you are injecting flow faster and get all of the meds in you.

The Easy Touch hypodermic needles are all $6.65 for a box of 100. Forgot to add if you want to filter by brand on there use MHC brand for Easy Touch.

Thanks for another source, half the price I paid for my last box.

 

[Jellybelly54]

I posted my hack elsewhere but will post it here too. For anyone having gelling or precipitate issues with ARA290 the trick is to reconstitute with a 1:4 mix of buffered phosphate solution (BPS) to BAC water . I do the same with Cu peptides and it really helps the ISR. Recon initially with 0.5-1 mL of BPS . Once peptide is dissolved in the BPS then add the BAC to your desired dilution . I add 4 mL of BAC to the buffered phosphate/peptide solution . Obviously you will need a separate 5mL sterile vial to transfer the reconstituted peptide/BPS solution to in order to reach the 5 mL volume. Seems to be working for me.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

In a recent post, I mentioned a no-pinch mixing trick I use: I loaded all the go odi es into one needle first. Then I grabbed a fresh needle, pulled out the plunger completely, transferred the mix into the new needle, and presto.. no pinch so far... wish me luck!!!!!!!!!

Goddamn i said fuck it and did it like your video, still hurt like a bitch all evening long last night, and thats adding the same volume again of bac water. Im not giving up on klow, but godamn its tempting.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

This is what helped me A LOT with the burn.....

View: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/eiuGRfsPonY

Ahhhh i did half ass watch the video, shot 15iu Klow and then added 15iu of bac, and it hurt like a mofo. Now i see situation i need to add a LOT more back water. Aight, will give it another shot tonight!

 

[DjJoshua]

Goddamn i said fuck it and did it like your video, still hurt like a bitch all evening long last night, and thats adding the same volume again of bac water. Im not giving up on klow, but godamn its tempting.

Well it's official you are allergic to ghk-cu and gall bladders lol..

 

[jordekorn]

I found injecting it to my upper butt/hip fat, and I don’t feel a thing. I normally only do 2ml-3ml bac water and a 6mm needle, but even a 4mm doesn’t hurt there. I also did my side love handle area once and that also hurts.

 

[DjJoshua]

Ahhhh i did half ass watch the video, shot 15iu Klow and then added 15iu of bac, and it hurt like a mofo. Now i see situation i need to add a LOT more back water. Aight, will give it another shot tonight!

Not sure if this helps but im pulling 10ui of Glow and adding 25 or 30ui of BAC. Injecting in my upper side legs, I still get a slight red mark and it itches for about a day.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Goddamn i said fuck it and did it like your video, still hurt like a bitch all evening long last night, and thats adding the same volume again of bac water. Im not giving up on klow, but godamn its tempting.

The side of my butt is the sweet GHK-Cu pin spot for me. Have you tried it?

I hope you find relief! The discomfort is REAL.

 

[HidingInPlainView]

It's probably worth putting out there. If you try everything and still get red, warm, raised, itchy welts, you may be allergic to copper. Turns out that's the issue for my wife. We started KLOW last Friday and we had to discontinue her Tuesday due to severe injection site reactions. We confirmed she is allergic to copper. So no more KLOW for her.

Meanwhile it's working great for me. I also ordered single vials of BPC-157, KPV, and TB-500 to determine if she has a reaction to any of those separately (I don't suspect that she will).

Just felt it needed to be mentioned. It is rare, but copper allergies do exists and depending on severity could cause a severe reaction.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Sorry to hear y'all found out this way of her allergy. Hope it clears her system quickly and she's more comfortable.

 

[ThatNextGril]

Dang, I've had my kit of GHK-cu in the freezer for 4 months, debating whether to try it out. I see so many people with ISR (and more!) that last and that they hate, and I think, nope. But then I see others say with the right dilution and strategic pin placement, it's not so bad.

I might end up reconning a vial and pinning just the tiniest little mini dose to at least see if I have any reaction to the copper. If that goes fine, then I can probably be brave enough to try a proper starting dose and cross the fingers on one hand while I push in the plunger with the other.

 

[DjJoshua]

Dang, I've had my kit of GHK-cu in the freezer for 4 months, debating whether to try it out. I see so many people with ISR (and more!) that last and that they hate, and I think, nope. But then I see others say with the right dilution and strategic pin placement, it's not so bad.

I might end up reconning a vial and pinning just the tiniest little mini dose to at least see if I have any reaction to the copper. If that goes fine, then I can probably be brave enough to try a proper starting dose and cross the fingers on one hand while I push in the plunger with the other.

If it does not work out with injecting it, I guess you can make a face cream out of the rest? I use both

 

[HidingInPlainView]

Dang, I've had my kit of GHK-cu in the freezer for 4 months, debating whether to try it out. I see so many people with ISR (and more!) that last and that they hate, and I think, nope. But then I see others say with the right dilution and strategic pin placement, it's not so bad.

I might end up reconning a vial and pinning just the tiniest little mini dose to at least see if I have any reaction to the copper. If that goes fine, then I can probably be brave enough to try a proper starting dose and cross the fingers on one hand while I push in the plunger with the other.

I'd just follow the starting protocol or dilute the starting dose with more bac water. I wouldn't fear a starting dose.

Even with a severe allergy she didn't end up in the hospital or anything too crazy but it definitely wasn't going to get any better.

There was for sure no amount of dilute it or try a different site, or "she'll get used to it".

Just like any other new supplement, drug, food, cream, etc... listen to your body. That's the important take-a-way here.

On the flip side I've been increasing dosage and reducing dilution with 0% redness or external irritation. Minor sting sometimes but nothing that burned like some users experience, and it doesn't sting longer than an hour at most.

So far KLOW has been worth it for me.