Community subcutaneous protocols typically use 250 mcg to 1.5 mg per day from a reconstituted 5 mg vial
Because B12 is water-soluble, your body is generally good at handling amounts it does not immediately need
Injectable healing protocol: 23 mg daily (upper end of range), systemic injection - not into the wound itself - daily until the wound resolves, plus 12 weeks maintenance Topical healing protocol: 2 %4 % in a wound-appropriate vehicle applied 23 times daily to wound margins (never into an open, actively bleeding wound) under clinician supervision Stacking: GHK-Cu pairs exceptionally well with BPC-157 and TB-500 - the so-called GLOW stack - for complex healing cases
However, if you have a more severe B12 deficiency, you may require additional treatments to reach optimal levels
Strict single-patient assignment policies are crucial to prevent cross-contamination
BAC Water is included to support peptide reconstitution, dilution, and controlled laboratory preparation