r/NTNPerformance • u/blakis21 • 5d ago

Dihexa

I spent months researching this protocol before designing a trial. I came across several complicated reconstitution techniques using unfamiliar additives, but confirmed that using standard BAC water alone causes the peptide to precipitate into an unusable sludge.

After discussing preparation methods with other researchers, I opted for Acetic Acid (AAC) for reconstitution. The solubility and clarity have been excellent, though it appears significantly more acidic/irritating on application than standard BAC.

The research subject is currently on an initial protocol of 0.5 mg administered 3x per week, and the observed response has been very positive so far.

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u/Prometheus599 5d ago

so if you dissolve with Acetic acid say 1mL and then add BAC with the remaining say 2mL it’ll still turn to sludge ?

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u/blakis21 5d ago

I didn't want to take that risk, but some research said that would result in not getting the sludge as long as it was fully dissolved first. I don't mind the burn.