Needle size panic and dosing GLP-1

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The 0.5-3mg range is a wide starting window - the conservative end is where most people begin before calibrating based on response, and the low starting dose is particularly important when layering with other active compounds. Following existing community data before going above 1mg is the safer progression.
 
Knew this thread would end up about GHK-Cu before I even clicked into it! Funny how we all go through the identical thought process around that GHK-Cu sting. Tried absolutely everything myself, went back and forth on whether to add extra diluent right into the same container or measure it out on its own.

GHK Basic ends up being the complete, foolproof answer. Pin literally anywhere with any needle size and it simply won't sting.
 
I also go the topical route, blending cosmetic-grade ghkcu into Hada Labo's hyaluronic acid lotion. Happy with how it's turned out.

Going with the longer 8mm needle to cut down on stinging? Read somewhere that length works better than shorter options for this particular peptide
 
For most peptides I use Reli on, but GHK-Cu plus Gluta, the spicy ones, get a thicker gauge and a longer needle IM from me. That takes the sting out.
 
I keep finding contradicting dosing advice. I went slow, doing 1mg every other day for the first 3 doses to check for problems. Today was dose 4, done the next day, and I'm fine. It bugs me that local med spas do way less or way more, though I know nobody really knows and I like to start slow. Tirz got the same slow treatment. My hubby and I are both on 3, we began at half that. Four months in, he's lost 30 lbs and I've lost 19. I'd like to speed up on the ghk but I'm nervous about side effects. Also odd to inject blue stuff into your butt. I'd love any advice or experiences from real people, not more med spa nonsense.
 
6ml of BAC is what I'd pick as well. SubQ came first and stung only mildly. GHK stung worse. What bothered me was the red lumps by the next day, cosmetic rather than painful. Any other peptides in your routine? Peptides have definitely helped my needle aversion. Injecting IM was unthinkable once, but the payoff clearly beats the fear and it no longer bugs me.
 
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