Can Glow and Reta be mixed in one syringe so reduce nightly pins? They already reconstituted separately. I'm sure it's been answered before, but I probably missed it with info overload lately.
I was wondering the same but some people say you are dulling the needles a bit by going into two vials then yourself and also ph/compatibility, contamination risks increase. Most recommend doing it separate in different spots from what I've seen and pin glow closer to the injury if that's why you are taking it. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong. I decided to avoid extra risks.
I'm sure you didn't realize we had a tool for this, but for you and everyone else we have a peptide same syringe checker page on this site. Very useful for those who want to combine compounds and have less needles in their lives.
That said, do not mix any of the GLPs with other compounds. They need to remain solo. Plus the GLPs are, in theory, just one a week unless you are doing some multi day micro dosing.
If I’m not mistaken this similar topic was just addressed let me see if I can find it. With that said I’m not mixing based on what I’ve learned and pinning is no big deal to me.
I don’t think you’re supposed to mix another peptide with any of the GLP’s. Just do them separately.
Those should be seperate! You already have 3 different peptides in one solution and the PH level of those are different. Also GLP’s are usually once a week where Glow is daily. Also much easier to mess up by trying to get in one syringe. Just keep them separate.
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