1mgs of KLOW a day is okay, should I increase?

[zialpoe]

I’ve been on KLOW for 2 weeks at 1mg a day. It's been okay so far. I'm noticing some good endurance and some faster recovery from my workouts, but I'm not noticing that my back feels much better and my knees still aren't getting better either. Should I increase the dosage to 2 or 3 mg, or push it to 4 or 5 mg?

 

[HarleyGuy]

I’ve been on KLOW for 2 weeks at 1mg a day. It's been okay so far. I'm noticing some good endurance and some faster recovery from my workouts, but I'm not noticing that my back feels much better and my knees still aren't getting better either. Should I increase the dosage to 2 or 3 mg, or push it to 4 or 5 mg?

If you mean the KLOW that is 1mg/1mg/5mg/1mg of BPC-157/TB500/GHK-Cu/KPV then you should be taking an 8mg dose per day, meaning you're getting 1mg/1mg/5mg/1mg of BPC-157/TB500/GHK-Cu/KPV per day.

 

[ROIDDERS]

KLOW is an outstanding peptide stack. It's a combination of four different healing peptides. You'll get really good results with your skin and your joints.

 

[2Thick]

I think the key with using the KLOW peptide stack is to be consistent. Run it between 1 and 4 mg a day. You'll see good results on it.

 

[Ulter]

I've used KLOW many times. It is ok. I much prefer just to run BPC and TB500 separately though.

 

[ceo]

Bros, KLOW is just a combination of four different peptides. It's got GHK, KPV, TB500, and BPC all in one. You can buy them separate if you want or you can just buy three.

 

[JasonPriest]

You'll be doing great on 3-4 mg a day or you can run it every other day. It's a really good option for a lot of different things.

 

[jenkemj]

I’ve been on KLOW for 2 weeks at 1mg a day. It's been okay so far. I'm noticing some good endurance and some faster recovery from my workouts, but I'm not noticing that my back feels much better and my knees still aren't getting better either. Should I increase the dosage to 2 or 3 mg, or push it to 4 or 5 mg?

4mg a day. Run it for a few weeks if there’s no improvement your issues probably aren’t meant to be assisted or fixed from the compound. What are the injuries?