Do all peptides have the same reconstitution process

[bottleofwater]

For example will ghk cu and reta have the same process


My bad if this is a stupid question im no pharmacology expert

 

[aids]

Yes
Not the same solvent for GHK-CU and Reta though.
Google is free.

 

[bottleofwater]

Yes
Not the same solvent for GHK-CU and Reta though.
Google is free.

i know Ghk cu is pbs water

But what solvent for reta? Searched in google and coukdnt find anything.

 

[aids]

i know Ghk cu is pbs water

But what solvent for reta? Searched in google and coukdnt find anything.

BAC water will work perfectly fine.
BAC water for everything commonly used, other than GHK-CU, AFAIK.

 

[bottleofwater]

BAC water will work perfectly fine.
BAC water for everything commonly used, other than GHK-CU, AFAIK.

AFAIK?

 

[aids]

AFAIK?

As far as I know.

 

[bottleofwater]

As far as I know.

So to get it clear, ghk cu has the reconstitution process as the ither peptides but its just pbs instead of bac?

 

[aids]

So to get it clear, ghk cu has the reconstitution process as the ither peptides but its just pbs instead of bac?

Correct.