Research Resources

GLP-3 (Ret) 15mg

Add 1.5 ml bacteriostatic water to the vial.

Draw 10 units for 1mg dose (week 1-4)

Draw 20 units for 2mg dose (week 4-8)

Draw 30 units for 3mg dose (week 8-12)

Draw 40 units for 4mg dose (week 12-16)

It is not recommended to increase dose more frequently than every 4 weeks.

There is no need to increase dose if your current dose is providing results in your research.

Stay as low as you can for as long as you can.

Add 3ml bacteriostatic water to the vial.

Draw 25 units for 2.5mg dose (week 1-4)

Draw 50 units for 5mg dose (week 4-8)

Draw 75 units for 7.5mg dose (week 8-12)

Draw 100 units for 10mg dose (week 12-16)

It is not recommended to increase dose more frequently than every 4 weeks.

There is no need to increase dose if your current dose is providing results in your research.

Stay as low as you can for as long as you can.

Dosing on blends: it is recommended to adjust reconstitution and dosing for strongest milligram peptide in the blend. For GLOW, GHK-CU is the strongest in milligrams.

The recommended daily dose for GHK-CU is 1-2mg.  GHK-CU is to be cycled 4-8 weeks on and then take a break for 4-8 weeks.

Add 3ml bacteriostatic water to the vial.

Draw 12 units for 2mg dose (6 units for 1mg)

GHK-CU research often reports a burning or stinging sensation at the injection site.  Which is normal due to the copper.  To avoid the sensation, make sure to inject very slowly.   Additionally, if you have a sterile vial, after reconstitution you can draw up 1.5ml and transfer that to another sterile 3ml vial.  Then add 1.5ml of bacteriostatic water to each vial.  Adjust dosing accordingly if using the dilution method.

Add 5ml bacteriostatic water

Dose first thing in the morning

25 units=25mg twice a week (week1-2)

50 units=50mg twice a week (week 3-4)

100 units=100mg twice a week (up to 3x per week)