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Wolverine + KPV, splitting BPC/TB but keeping KPV daily, timing thoughts?

Posted by grinder265 in Protocols & Stacks - 3 points, 2 comments.

Ran wolverine stack for about 6 weeks on a grumpy achilles, BPC daily in the AM, TB twice a week pinned after my long run. Recovery felt like it finally started moving around week 4, could be placebo who knows.

Thinking about adding KPV to the mix now for the inflammation side, since the achilles area still feels warm after hard days. Plan was BPC 500 mcg daily AM, TB 2.5 mg 2x/week, KPV 500 mcg daily at night so its not stacked with the morning shot.

Does splitting KPV to bedtime make sense or does it matter? Also if im doing BPC and KPV both daily thats 2 pins a day, anyone running it like that or pulling them together in one syringe? Worried about compatability mixing them in the same vial vs co-administering.

Ngl im kinda paranoid about overdoing it on peptides at once. Bloodwork has been clean but still. How are you guys laying out a wolverine+KPV day, and is 8 weeks a reasonable run before taking a break?

Comments

  • tiredmira: I've run KPV separately at bedtime for the inflammation piece and it seemed fine timing-wise, morning vs night didn't move the needle for me personally but I sleep better with anything inflammatory kept away from the AM shot 😅 I would NOT co-mix them in one syringe, they have different pH and you don't know what comes out of it stability-wise. Two pins is fine, just rotate sites. Honestly 8 weeks is a good place to reassess. I usually pull everything for at least 3-4 weeks after a run like th
  • grinder265: Yeah bedtime KPV makes sense then if you didnt notice a difference either way. Im leaning toward keeping them separate anyway, the pH thing is exactly what i was worried about, didnt wanna find out the hard way that they crashed out of solution. Pulling for 3-4 weeks after is smart ngl, i usually just keep going till something feels off. Good way to actually see whats doing what. Site rotation yeah already doing that, calves and quads mostly, staying away from the achilles itself since its stil

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