u/EhhSpider

Hi everyone,

After months of research and spending way too much time reading through Peptide Pedia, I finally started a new cycle about 10 days ago. I'm not feeling much of anything yet, so I wanted to get the community's thoughts on my protocol—specifically around creating "master vials."

To save time and avoid pinning myself a million times a day, I've been prepping an AM and a PM master vial every 6 days. I mix the following compounds into a single vial:

• GHK-Cu
• BPC-157
• CJC-1295 (No DAC)
• Ipamorelin

Based on everything I’ve read here on Reddit and elsewhere, these compounds should be stable together for a 6-day window.

Does anyone else blend their peptides into a master vial like this? What are your thoughts on mixing these specific four together in terms of stability and effectiveness? Would love to hear your experiences.

Hi everyone,

My GP has just referred me to ADHD360 via the Right to Choose (RTC) pathway. I’ve been occasionally signed off work due to ADHD-related struggles, and my GP made the referral specifically to avoid the standard NHS multi-year wait, as there’s a real fear I might lose my career without timely support.

I have two main questions for those who have been through this recently:

1. Refusal of Shared Care & Costs

My GP warned me that their practice doesn't "allow" Shared Care for ADHD. However, since this is an RTC referral, my understanding is that ADHD360 remains responsible for my NHS care if the GP refuses to take it over.

• Will I still get my prescriptions at the standard NHS price (£9.90 or whatever the current rate is)?
• Will I be hit with the £450 annual "private" service fee, or is that waived because I'm an NHS RTC patient?

2. Current Timelines for Treatment

Has anyone been referred to ADHD360 via RTC in the last few months/year? My employer is pushing heavily for a timeline. Once the GP sends the referral, what is the current "real world" wait time for:

• The initial assessment?
• Starting titration/medication?

Any advice would be appreciated, I am in North West UK.