Glossary
Blend
Also written pre-mixed, premixed vial, combination vial
One vial containing several peptides at a fixed ratio, reconstituted and drawn together.
A blend is a compound, not a plan. Because the ratio is set by whoever filled the vial, choosing a dose of one component chooses the dose of every other. That is the number people get wrong, because they dose by the compound they care about and take the rest by accident.
It also removes the schedule. Two peptides that ought to be dosed daily and weekly cannot be, from one vial, and running the pair separately is the main argument against buying them pre-mixed.
The argument for blends is cost and convenience, and it is a real argument. The trade is control, and it is worth making knowingly.
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