FrogMan
New Member
I came across this compatibility chart of what Peptides can be mixed together. (Take with the biggest grain of salt)
It's common for vendors and clinics to sell mixed peptide solutions such BPC+TB500, CJC+IPA, etc. However, I'm assuming these are all sent to Janoshik in their lyophilized form and not given significant time to show the degradation that can happen from mixing products once reconstituted and sitting in your fridge for 3 weeks.
Jano is not able to test purity of combination peptide vials, only the mg quantity.
So, I'm wondering if you can take a reconstituted batch of pre-tested Peptide 1 + Peptide 2, mix together, send to jano, and if it comes back as the proper mg for each you're good? Or is there more to it?
Also, is this chart total bullshit? I'm assuming there's more to it that would mean a standardized chart of "this peptide combines with this peptide" would leave out variables such as different excipients that vary across sources causing interactions.
What do you guys think? Is it possible to actually have an archive of peptide combos?
It's common for vendors and clinics to sell mixed peptide solutions such BPC+TB500, CJC+IPA, etc. However, I'm assuming these are all sent to Janoshik in their lyophilized form and not given significant time to show the degradation that can happen from mixing products once reconstituted and sitting in your fridge for 3 weeks.
Jano is not able to test purity of combination peptide vials, only the mg quantity.
So, I'm wondering if you can take a reconstituted batch of pre-tested Peptide 1 + Peptide 2, mix together, send to jano, and if it comes back as the proper mg for each you're good? Or is there more to it?
Also, is this chart total bullshit? I'm assuming there's more to it that would mean a standardized chart of "this peptide combines with this peptide" would leave out variables such as different excipients that vary across sources causing interactions.
What do you guys think? Is it possible to actually have an archive of peptide combos?
