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I mixed a 100mg GHK-CU with 3ml BBA BAC which is PH6, and it was crystal

Started by RekitRolf 35 replies 10 people Last activity Mar 30, 2026

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Dec 30, 2025 #1
I mixed a 100mg GHK-CU with 3ml BBA BAC which is PH6, and it was crystal clear, well Blue 😉 but clear, All reading I have done no where can I find that PBS is recommended, BAC has always been mostly recommend then WFI
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Dec 31, 2025 #2
Can you share a source ? This is what ChatGPT says Short answer: No, GHK-Cu does not significantly degrade when mixed with BAC (bacteriostatic water) if it’s prepared and stored correctly. Details Compatibility: GHK-Cu is generally stable in BAC water (0.9% benzyl alcohol). BAC is commonly used for peptide reconstitution to reduce bacterial growth. Copper binding: The copper in GHK-Cu remains chelated (bound) and is not disrupted by benzyl alcohol. pH: BAC water is close to neutral, which is suitable for GHK-Cu stability. Best practices to minimize degradation Storage: Keep reconstituted GHK-Cu refrigerated at 2–8 °C. Light: Protect from light (amber vial or keep in the dark). Handling: Avoid repeated warming/cooling cycles and excessive agitation. Shelf life: With BAC water: typically 2–4 weeks refrigerated (some users report longer, but potency may slowly decline). With sterile water (no preservative): use within a few days. When degradation can occur Exposure to heat, UV light, oxidation, or contamination. Prolonged storage beyond recommended timeframes. If you want, tell me how you’re using it (topical vs injectable) and your intended storage duration, and I can tailor the recommendation more precisely.
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Jan 2, 2026 #4
anyone got an explanation on why my non fasted blood glucose is lower than my fasted one 2mg reta 4iu gh 500 metformin i pin the gh at night im guessing its the hepatic glucose output from the gh? but, correct me if im wrong
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Jan 13, 2026 #5
fun fact, the majority of people using glp 1s are chronically undereating and end up deficient not just in zinc but everything else too which is why everyone in the Eli Lilly studies showed muscle loss
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Jan 15, 2026 #6
hi does anyone have any sources for telmisartan
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Jan 18, 2026 #8
i think they're often combined, probably everyone here does it
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Jan 22, 2026 #11
not sure why you're always trying to argue every single point everyone makes
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Jan 28, 2026 #12
There's a large reason that there is so much marketing towards "ozempic supplements"
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Feb 5, 2026 #14
Would be surprised if 1 in 2 obese people do not use some form of glp1 by 2030 tbh
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Feb 22, 2026 #18
Scroll up and see what I posted in here before lol
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Feb 27, 2026 #20
Im not here to post pictures of myself for you to use for your tinder profile kid.
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