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Stack
Also known as “blend”
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Using more than one peptide together. A “blend” specifically means multiple peptides premixed in a single vial (e.g. BPC-157/TB-500), so each draw contains a fixed ratio of each.
The distinction between a self-mixed stack and a pre-blended vial matters for the math. With separate vials, each peptide is reconstituted and drawn on its own, so concentrations and unit counts are calculated independently. With a blend, the ratio is fixed by the manufacturer, so a single draw delivers both compounds at once and one of them effectively dictates the dose you can target.
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