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If you’re completely new to peptides – we’ll give you a few essential steps in order to get started.
Please note, this is not an endorsement to experiment on yourself, use it on others or animals. This should be strictly in-vitro only.
Syringes and BAC water is used solely to activate the peptide. Because they come in free-dried powder with some filler content for stability.
It can only be tested/researched and observed once activated.
Step 1: Get some insulin syringes
In order to effectively reconstitue the peptide with BAC water – you’ll need a syringe. We recommend using 27G , 1ml insulin syringes.
You can easily buy them in bulk at any of your local pharmacies. They’re also very affordable.
Step 2: Find out our preferred peptide dosage
Prior to mixing your peptide with BAC water – determine what kind of dosage you want to achieve and what’s the most comfortable BAC water quantity to use.
Typically, the peptide dosages vary from 100mcg (0.1g) up to 500mcg (0.5mg) and so on.
And the most common BAC water volume used is ~1-2ml.
You can see the researched peptide dosages in each individual peptide description on our site.
We advise using our peptide calculator to determine the exact amount to draw into your syringe in order to achieve the desired dosage based on the added water quantity.
Step 3: Mix the peptide with BAC water and it's ready to use!
Lastly, just mix your peptide by adding 1-2ml (or other qty) of BAC. Here’s a quick video showing how to mix the peptide properly:
And that’s it! Once you’ve done mixing – make sure to swirl your peptide vial gently until all the powder is dissolved.
Now it’s activated and ready to be used in your research.