Caring for Your Reconstituted Peptides
A gentle guide to handling & storage after your visit
Your dose is set by your clinician — not this page.
This guide covers handling and storage only. Your exact dose, draw volume, and injection schedule are determined and adjusted by your provider. Never change an amount based on anything printed here.
What's in your kit
NAD+BPC-157TirzepatideKLOW BlendBacteriostatic Water
Storage rules
- Refrigerate every vial immediately after reconstitution — this line is temperature-sensitive from the moment water is added.
- Keep vials upright, away from light, toward the back of the fridge where temperature stays most stable.
- Unopened, unreconstituted powder vials can stay at room temperature until your clinician mixes them.
- Never freeze a reconstituted vial.
Handling rules
- Swirl gently to mix — never shake. Shaking can damage the peptide structure.
- Use a new, sterile needle for every draw, and wipe the vial top with an alcohol swab before each use.
- Keep the rubber stopper clean and never remove it — always draw through it.
- Wash hands before handling any vial.
When to stop and call us
- The solution looks cloudy, discolored, or has floating particles — do not use it.
- The vial was left out of the fridge for an extended period.
- You notice unusual swelling, redness, or pain at an injection site.
- You're unsure how much time is left before a vial's expiration.
Questions?
For questions about dose or schedule, contact Pulse before your next dose.
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