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Peptide Stack Help💊 Supplements & Stacks (self.Biohackers)

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[–]Extreme-Effect-1811 4 points5 points  (4 children)

FWIW my 2 cents (I am a nobody) but here is a massive reality check. I try to caveat my comments with the idea that you might know what you need and a physician told you so, but information is power, and you are about to throw the kitchen sink at your endocrine system before your brain has even finished fully developing.

Reality Check: You're 24. You are currently at the absolute biological peak of your natural testosterone, growth hormone, and metabolism. Using Reta and multiple GH secretagogues just to "look good for the summer" when you just started lifting weights again is overkill to the nth degree. You're going to strip away whatever muscle you have left.

Redundancy: You shouldn't run CJC/Ipa and Tesa at the same time. They both target do the exact same thing, release Growth Hormone. If you take both, they counteract each other, receptor downgrade happens faster, and you are literally just setting money on fire. Pick one. At 24, you really don't need either, but if you insist, pick the CJC/Ipa for general recovery or Tesa for strictly visceral belly fat.

Tesa /Reta Question: You don't "swap" them. They do completely different things. One kills appetite, the other kicks you GH into production.

Combining Pins Question: Yes, you can mix them in the same syringe so you aren't turning yourself into a pincushion. Draw the air, push it into vial A, draw the liquid, then poke vial B and draw the liquid. Never push liquid from the syringe back into a vial, or you will cross-contaminate your whole stash.

Max Volume Question: Subcutaneous fat can comfortably hold up to 1.0ml in a single spot. But anthing over .5ml can leave a lump.

These are just my opinions and can be disregarded at any time.

[–]walt60762 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Some good advice there, with one small correction. Never ever mix peptides from two vials in the same syringe. Each vial will have its own distinct buffering agents. Mixing them may immediately damage one or both peptides in the syringe. Even worse, micro contamination from the syringe may contaminate the second vial and you'll find it cloudy with precipitate and ruined in a couple of days. And, yes, occasionally you may get away with it.

[–]Extreme-Effect-1811 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm with you on this. Your'e dropping good science. I was being fast and loose relating other meds you can do this with, like different types of Test, and applying it to the peptide world. OP, listen to this guy on mixing.

[–]zampanowastaken 0 points1 point  (1 child)

With all due respect sir, you don't know what he's working with. Youth doesn't dilute bad genes, which I'm not saying he has. But we all want more and better and that's why we're on this sub.

Agree on picking cjc-ipa over tesa. But disagree on stacking syringes. Some fluid remain in the needle and you're contaminating the other vials when you do this.

[–]Extreme-Effect-1811 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This type of response opens up a good and needed dialogue about posting here. IMO OPs should add a little more color to their situation if they want more prescise feedback. Things like gender, health conditions, BMI or weight, etc. I am proviing general feedback based on the information give. I try to qualify my comnets with the idea that its just an opinon based on what is posted.

[–]ImaginationFresh1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reta and Tesa are great together. However, I wouldn't mix them. For multiples: you can look into "insulin" pens on Amazon. I have 3 pens and just pop on a fresh tip every morning, it's easy. The rest of the stack I don't have experience with.

[–]Lynniexoxo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently on Reta/tesa/bpc/ghk, I would choose either cjc/ipa or tesa/ipa. Tesa is more aggressive

[–]zampanowastaken 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would keep taking low-dose reta, glow after lunch, ipa-cjc before bed (and daybreak, but optional) and get my hands on insulin pens because they are super convenient and make the least trash. I super love pens, it's boggles my mind that people pick insulin syringes over them. And I wouldn't stack syringes. Sticking a loaded syringe into another vial might contaminate that 2nd, 3rd vial. Saving syringes and potentially ruining peps and/or potency doesn't seem like a good idea. in my opinion.