[New Video]: Which Peptides Can You Combine In The Same Syringe?

I have never had a problem injecting myself.

In fact, I generally prefer it.

I’m one of those rare people who’d much rather pin myself than down a whole bunch of pills.

It’s faster.

It’s more efficient.

And very often, the agents I’m injecting will go to work faster by bypassing the digestive system.

But I also know that I’m very much the outlier.

Most people are TERRIFIED to inject themselves.

Even after they try it and realize it’s really no big deal, they still don’t like it…

And they DEFINITELY don’t like it when taking multiple shots per week (or even daily).

Even for someone like me who really isn’t bothered by injections, I have to admit that constantly poking myself with a needle can get a little annoying after a while.

So, it makes sense to try to be as efficient as possible, which means taking advantage of different peptide combinations with the same syringe.

The question is, which peptides can be combined and which ones can’t?

Are there any dangers to doing it this way?

And are there any quick and dirty little rules that can make figuring all this out a little easier?

Glad you asked.

Because today’s video is all about this very topic..

You’ll learn:

✅ The rule of thumb for deciding which peptides can be combined in the same syringe

✅ All the different “synergistic pathways” (and why it’s such an important concept)

✅ Why pathway is different than function

✅ Why it’s so easy to stack ipamorelin with other growth hormone peptides

✅ The best “healing” peptide combos

✅ How to avoid the BURN that comes with injectable GHK-Cu

✅ A few of the peptides you should NEVER combine in the same syringe

✅ Combining GLP-1 peptides in the same syringe (and why it’s a great idea)

And more.

Check it out

Best,

Hunter Williams

P.S. I’m trying something new with my videos.

If this video gets 100 comments on YouTube, I will pin the slide deck with the spreadsheet of the peptide combos to the top comment so you can download it for free.