A short instructional YouTube video showing how to activate (reconstitute), store, and begin using freeze-dried peptides. The speaker lists package contents (protocol card, bacteriostatic water, small peptide vial, starter needles), explains that peptides are shelf-stable when freeze-dried but must be refrigerated after activation, demonstrates drawing bacteriostatic water (100 units example) into the peptide vial, and gives basic disposal and subcutaneous injection location guidance. The speaker emphasizes the Peptide Portal as a resource for protocols, diets, workouts, and recipes.
Questions this video answers
30 days
Diabetic needles with 100 units
Refrigerator (keep refrigerated after activation)
Freeze-dried; shelf-stable and temperature-stable but should be kept away from light until activated
Subcutaneous injections — in the belly or the glutes
Your peptides are on their way and I want to walk you through how to activate, how to store and kind of everything you need to know to get started. So in the mail you'll be getting your peptides. The peptide does come in freeze dried form so totally shelf stable, temperature stable. You do want to keep it away from the light. That's kind of the biggest thing. So let's kind of walk through what is in your package. So inside your package you're going to 1 get your peptide protocol. This is going to have all the information about the peptide that you're going to be on. There is a QR code you can go to. Actually I think watch this video and go to the Peptide Portal. I can't emphasize enough the amazing resource the peptide portal is. It has everything you need to know about peptides. The different protocols, how to store, how to reconstitute. It has the GLP1 diet plan completely free to your access. It has a workout, it has recipe guides like Truly. It's a community of resources. Everything you need to maximize your results. All my supplements I take while I'm on the peptides to activate and enhance the results. And so everything on here is to get you started. You will also get just a few of the peptide needles. This is just to get you started in. For your first few doses you will need to go to either Walmart, cvs, Amazon and stock up on these diabetic needles. I recommend getting the ones with 100 units. I finally just get the peptide peptides out of the syringe even better. And then the other components that you will have in your protocol is the bacterial static water. This is the larger vial, this is to activate that freeze dried peptide form. And then you will have the smaller peptide vial. And this is going to be based on which protocol you obviously are on and you may have a few protocols. So this peptide again shelf stable, temperature stable until it is activated. Once you activate your peptide, it does need to go in the refrigerator in order to stay stay fresh. Once you're done with this bacterial static water, you can actually just get rid of it because it only lasts 30 days unless you're planning on using it within the 30 days. So just kind of keep a note of that. Okay, so how do we activate it? So first we are going to open up one of your needles and you are going it's gonna each, each protocol will be different based on dosing. But let's say we need 100 units of the back water to go and activate this repair peptide. So you're gonna flip off the white cap. I'm not going to open this one because I want to keep this one fresh. You're going to pop open the white cap, you can toss the cap away. And then you're going to flip the needle down and you're going to insert it right into the center. And you're going to pull 100 units of the back water. You're going to keep that still, flip that back open, and then you're going to open up your freeze dried peptide, open up the top, you'll insert that right into the center, pull, push the back water all the way in. You're going to notice a little bubble, some fizzle, totally perfect, totally normal. You can twirl it, swirl it around, kind of mix it up and down perfect. And then once it's ready, you will put that back into the fridge. And then what you'll do for your first dose, follow the instructions card. You can email me if you have any questions. And then you'll basically use that smaller peptide. And that is going to be what you dose each day, each week, depending on the protocol. Now to throw these away, you just put the cap back on top and bottom, toss it. You don't need like a injectable disposable, totally normal. And that should get you started. If you have any questions at all, please let me know. Go to the peptide portal, send me a quick message. Usually for injection you're going to do subcutaneous. So that would be in the belly or in the glutes. Completely up to you where you want to do that at and I think that's it.
