If your AOD-9604 turned into gel, it’s likely because of the pH of the reconstitution solution. AOD is super pH-sensitive — it’s usually stabilized in a slightly acidic environment (around pH 4–5). If you reconstitute it with something more neutral, like sterile water, or mix it with another peptide that has a different pH, it can crash out and turn into that thick, unusable gel. ✅ Best practice: use bacteriostatic water only, reconstitute gently, and never mix AOD in the same syringe or vial with other peptides. ❌ Once it’s gelled, don’t try to use it — the structure may be compromised. Best to discard and start fresh.

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Hey, welcome to the group! 🙌 If you’re just getting started, Stack Tracker has been super helpful for a lot of us, especially when figuring out dosing early on. The calculator is free to use, and the other features really take the guesswork out of reconstitution and daily tracking. Check it out if you haven’t already! 🧬📊

Hey, welcome to the group! 🙌 If you’re just getting started, Stack Tracker has been super helpful for a lot of us, especially when figuring out dosing early on. The calculator is free to use, and the other features really take the guesswork out of reconstitution and daily tracking. Check it out if you haven’t already! 🧬📊

For an 80mg vial, general educational protocols often fall in the range of 1–2mg per day, usually administered subQ. Many follow a cycle like 4–6 weeks on, 2–3 weeks off. 💡 Tips/Tricks (for educational purposes only): - Reconstitute with 2–4mL of BAC water for clean math. - Rotate injection sites to avoid irritation. - Keep it refrigerated after reconstitution. - Let the powder dissolve naturally — don’t shake it hard. Anecdotally, people report improved joint mobility, faster recovery, less inflammation, and better soft tissue healing. But as always, results vary, and this is strictly for research and educational purposes only. If you want help calculating dose-to-unit conversions, Stack Tracker has a free calculator to guide you.