What peps in the same pin?

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I put pt141 and reta in the same syringe and it gelled up. Could not force it out of the needle. Wasted a dose of each. Obviously you can pin some things together, look at klow, glow, wolverine, but what else? I don't mind a bunch of pinning, but why not keep it to a minimum. What have you had success with and what were the failures?

I mixed motsc with nad+ seamed fine, but am I causing a chemical reactions? Are the peps still going to work? Can I put klow in there also? It would be nice to only pin once in the am, and once in the evening. Tell us about you experiences, good and bad.
 
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I put pt141 and reta in the same syringe and it gelled up. Could not force it out of the needle. Wasted a dose of each. Obviously you can pin some things together, look at klow, glow, wolverine, but what else? I don't mind a bunch of pinning, but why not keep it to a minimum. What have you had success with and what were the failures?

I mixed motsc with nad+ seamed fine, but am I causing a chemical reactions? Are the peps still going to work? Can I put klow in there also? It would be nice to only pin once in the am, and once in the evening. Tell us about you experiences, good and bad.

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Retatrutide cannot be mixed with anything except other GLP's and even that is NOT recommended.

When you mix peptides you have to watch the PH. Don't mix 2 dissimilar ph types together, mostly it will ruin one or both. And some don't play well with others. There is a chart of which you can mix and which you shouldn't but I don't know where it is right now, I'm sure some kind person will post it.
 
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I mixed motsc with nad+ seamed fine, but am I causing a chemical reactions?

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NAD+ is not a peptide.

There is no cysteine in MOTS-c, so there shouldn't be any redox reaction, and it should work fine. Given the reaction issues with MOTS-c, why add a potential problem?
 
Glp1s are a single pin, always. Ghkcu can affect fragile peps but generally the glow/klow stacks are fine to mix with it.

Personally I pin nad seperately simply because it takes up a whole .5cc syringe and then ss31/bpc in a second syringe in the morning and epithalon, bpc/tb, kpv and ghkcu in the same syringe at night even though they're all from seperate vials.
 
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