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Injectable vs intranasal Selank Intranasal Selank (most common): Bioavailability: 60-70% Dose: 300-600mcg per nostril, 1-2x daily Very convenient Fast onset (15-30 minutes) No needles required Most users start here Injectable Selank: Bioavailability: 80-90% (higher) Dose: 250-1,000mcg daily subcutaneous More predictable absorption Slightly longer duration Requires injection skill More cost-effective per dose Why someone would choose injectable: Nasal irritation from intranasal use Want higher bioavailability Already comfortable with injections More precise dosing Combining with other injectable peptides Cost considerations Effectiveness comparison: Both highly effective Injectable slightly more potent per mcg Difference is modest Personal preference matters most See our injectable vs oral peptides comparison and peptides for anxiety guide for comprehensive anxiety protocols
And if you overuse it, it can actually slow healing
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[20] [21] Dehydration represents another plausible mechanism, especially in patients experiencing gastrointestinal side effects
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