Lisa Temple

😊FOR OTHERS IN CASE YOUR POST COMES UP: GHK-Cu (Copper Peptide) 50mg Reconstitution GHK-Cu is typically reconstituted based on the desired concentration per injection Common dilution: 50mg GHK-Cu + 5mL BAC = 10mg per 1mL 50mg GHK-Cu + 10mL BAC = 5mg per 1mL (more diluted, easier to dose) Common GHK-Cu dosing: SubQ or IM: 2-5mg per injection, depending on protocol. GHK-Cu can degrade faster once reconstituted—use within 7-14 days. NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) 500mg Reconstitution NAD+ is highly sensitive and should be handled carefully. The reconstitution amount depends on the desired concentration per dose. Common dilution: 500mg NAD+ + 5mL BAC = 100mg per 1mL 500mg NAD+ + 10mL BAC = 50mg per 1mL (more diluted, easier to inject) Common NAD+ dosing: SubQ or IM: 50-100mg per injection (start low to avoid flushing/nausea). IV Infusion (for advanced users/professionals): 250-500mg over a slow drip. NAD+ can cause temporary flushing or dizziness if injected too fast—always go slow. Label your vials with reconstitution date & concentration. Start with lower doses to assess tolerance before increasing. Use a sterile syringe & technique to avoid contamination. Research each peptide's mechanism & stacking recommendations before injecting. If you have questions on dosing based on your goals, let us know. Peptides require careful use, and proper research is key to...Read more...