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GHK-Cu subq while running KLOW, overlap or wait?

Posted by freya530 in Protocols & Stacks - 1 points, 2 comments.

Question for anyone running KLOW who also uses GHK-Cu solo.

The KLOW profile says GHK-Cu at 200mcg 2-3x a week. I already had a bottle of GHK-Cu I was using on its own before I started the stack.

Do I keep injecting the solo GHK-Cu on off days, or does the GHK-Cu in the KLOW blend already cover what I need? I was dosing the solo one around 1mg because that is what a few people I trust were running, so dropping down to 200mcg in KLOW feels like a big cut.

Also curious about injection site. I have been pinning GHK-Cu subq near whatever I am trying to recover, but the KLOW blend I am just doing in the belly. Does it matter for the copper piece, or is subq absorption fine wherever.

Fwiw I am 4 weeks into KLOW and the only thing I have noticed so far is better sleep and a calmer gut. Skin stuff is hard to tell yet.

Comments

  • weekendnate: I would just use the KLOW on its schedule and save the solo GHK-Cu for off days, or skip it entirely until you finish the cycle. Doubling up on copper peptides over the same week is not really "more is better" territory, and 1mg solo is already on the higher end of what people run. For injection site, subq absorption of GHK-Cu is generally fine anywhere with decent fat tissue, but pinning near an injury or a sore joint does seem to help for some people, me included. I notice a bit more local re
  • freya530: Yeah the 1mg was probably overkill looking back. I think I will just run KLOW as-is and save the solo bottle for after the cycle. Fwiw I was already wondering if the copper piece was doing much at that dose anyway. The local relief thing is interesting though. You pin near the joint that is bothering you and you can actually feel a difference? How close are we talking, like an inch or two from the spot? I have a cranky left knee from old wear and tear and that was the main reason I was pinning

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