Stats:
29 years old, training age: 7 years
6'4"
245lbs
9% bf

Current cycle is 6 weeks of test p (100 mg a day) and winstrol (100 mg a day) .25 mg of adex EOD and SERM (nolva) pct upon completion.

Here's the deal, I was given 100iu of kigtropin to play with. I plan the following in conjunction with my current cycle

1.5iu 30 mins pre-wo IM
2.5iu post workout IV 3x a week

I lift six days a week so I thought about using GHRP 6 ( have about 30mg stocked up) in the same manner only doing IM injections for both pre and post workout and also taking G6 again before bed every night.

is there a better dosing/timing protocol i could be doing with the gh?

Thanks

Really....30 views and no response? Where's the peptide pros at?

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The only "peptide pro" AFAIK was BBB. You should search for "BBB's HGH protocol" or something similar, though. I think you will just have to do a little searching.

I do think G6 is usually taken subq, though, and if you can afford any mod grf 1-29 you should run that with the g6, as there is a synergistic effect.

yeah i kinda tweaked BBB's protocol for cheap bastards. I am running the mod 1-29 without dac. Also read some research that g6 can be shot subq or IM. I do both ,IM post or pre wo and subq before bed. Just wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts on how I could improve this any.

Thanks for the response.

What's the difference between shooting G6 IM and subq? What does your dosing schedule look like? I'm just curious bc I'm going to be running peptides with my upcoming pct.

You only have 100 IU's of GH. Thats a pretty short duration at the dosages you propose. I'd be more inclined to do 5 IU's E3D, either pre or post WO depending on the desired effect. GHRP upon rising, and before bed at 100 mcg shot sub Q on your GH days. Pin GHRP sub Q 3 times/day on non GH days. Pay attention to timing of shots with the GHRP, 20-30 minutes prior to eating if PWO, and empty stomach upon rising. Definitely add the GRF to your GHRP shots, it makes a noticeable difference. Thats just how i would do it with what you have, but someone else might chime in with a better approach.