Practitioner Notes
Reconstituting a research peptide: the eight steps
How to bring a lyophilised research peptide back into solution: what to have on the bench, how to work out the volume and the eight steps.
Reconstituting a research peptide: the eight steps
How to bring a lyophilised research peptide back into solution: what to have on the bench, how to work out the volume and the eight steps.
The copper question: GHK-Cu, creams and capsules
Copper appears in skincare, in supplements and as a research peptide. What GHK-Cu actually is and how the three forms differ.
The copper question: GHK-Cu, creams and capsules
Copper appears in skincare, in supplements and as a research peptide. What GHK-Cu actually is and how the three forms differ.
L-carnitine and B12: the two workhorses of a we...
L-carnitine and Vitamin B12 appear on almost every wellness menu. What each one is, the formats they come in and how practitioners stock them.
L-carnitine and B12: the two workhorses of a we...
L-carnitine and Vitamin B12 appear on almost every wellness menu. What each one is, the formats they come in and how practitioners stock them.
Collagen for practitioners: which format to stock
Collagen sells as drips, oral supplements and topicals. How the formats differ and what South African practitioners keep on the shelf.
Collagen for practitioners: which format to stock
Collagen sells as drips, oral supplements and topicals. How the formats differ and what South African practitioners keep on the shelf.
Vitamin C for practitioners: 2ml ampoule or 20m...
Practitioner Vitamin C comes as a 2ml ampoule or a 20ml multi-session vial. What each format is for and which one belongs on your shelf.
Vitamin C for practitioners: 2ml ampoule or 20m...
Practitioner Vitamin C comes as a 2ml ampoule or a 20ml multi-session vial. What each format is for and which one belongs on your shelf.
Consumables: the stock that runs out first
Syringes, needles and accessories are the easiest stock to under-order. What the practitioner consumables range covers and how to keep it topped up.
Consumables: the stock that runs out first
Syringes, needles and accessories are the easiest stock to under-order. What the practitioner consumables range covers and how to keep it topped up.