Why don’t people reconstitute peps and throw them in the same vial?

[ThunderBird]

I was looking at my next stack and it looks like there’s gonna be a lot of daily pins. Is there any reason why I shouldn’t buy a few sterile vials and throw BPC-157/TB500/KPV all in the same vial after recon and filtering. The only reasons I can think of not “mixing” them together would be if the compounds were unstable like Tesa or there being overfill/under fill and making dosing hard, BUT at the end of the day if I was injecting XYZ amount of each one that wouldn’t theoretically matter. Sorry if this has already been talked about but I’ve been looking for a few days and couldn’t find and real decent answers.

If you are curious the next planned stack is as follows:

Tesamorelin

Ipamorelin

GHK-Cu

KPV

BPC-157

TB500

NAD+

And before anyone says that most of that is Essentially KLOW I know I just happen to have every separately lol from hitting MOQs and accumulating stuff.

 

[BNLFL]

There was a video on YT of Peptide Critic mixing 5 into one.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pAcfxO3rT0

 

[FRMN01]

You are the researcher. If there are no conflicts in pH and no negative info online, I would mix. That's how they came up with KLOW and other mixes. I personally mixed DSIP, Selank and Epitalon after researching them individually.

 

[RubbaDubba1]

A tool I use https://thepeptidelist.com/interaction-checker also my Dr. (who prescribes peptides for a living) has no issues with mixing in the same syringe at the time of injection, other than a GLP-1. It's also your risk tolerance, at the end of the day and just work up to it with smaller doses. You never know, when if you might have a histamine reaction to something. I've had 2 very mild, out of hundreds of pins.