Disclaimer: All references to "research subjects" or "test subjects" or and reference to "research" throughout this article refer to research conducted on non human non veterinary research subjects such as rats and mice.

Nasal Knowhow

Peptides are an incredible, revolutionary technology that is being experimented with worldwide, but peptide experimentation is messy, it can be invasive, difficult, and costly. A perfect non-invasive solution is to use the nasal spray kit from Swole Peptides. It allows for the uptake of peptides intra-nasally so there’s no needles, no invasion, and no mess.

We Nose What We're Talking About

Nasal Spray kits are indeed the best way to experiment with peptides for testing purposes. They come with two 1 ml nasal sprayers, one oral syringe (with no needle), one funnel, and one bottle for nasal solution and mixing. This product has revolutionized non-invasive peptide testing and is highly recommended.

Nose Time Like the Present

In order to properly experiment using a nasal spray kit you’ll need to acquire one first. You can find all your nasal needs using this link. Once you’ve acquired a nasal spray you’ll need peptides to fill it with, and a test subject of course. Peptide nasal spray can also be purchased from swolepeptides.com. We’d recommend using these products for those new to experimentation.

1. Sermorelin 5 mg
2. GHRP-6 5 mg
3. Ipamorelin 2 mg

These lower dosage peptides are great for those just beginning to experiment with research chemicals. Head to swolepeptides.com and remember; there's nose time like the present!

*Research chemicals are chemical substances used by scientists for medical and scientific research purposes. One characteristic of a research chemical is that it is for laboratory research use only; a research chemical is not intended for human or veterinary use. This distinction is required on the labels of research chemicals, and is what exempts them from regulation under parts 100-740 in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21CFR).

Disclaimer: All references to "research subjects" or "test subjects" or and reference to "research" throughout this article refer to research conducted on non human non veterinary research subjects such as rats and mice.

Nasal Spray

Have you ever dropped your beaker on your bunsen burner and it spilled caustic acid all over your documentation of the evolution of the common extremophile? Me neither bro, but experimentation is never an easy process, and with injection being the main path for peptides, the tests can be numerous, and wearing on the subject. A healthy and easy alternative is the innovative nasal spray kit from Swole AF Peptides which allows easy and clean nasal inoculation of whatever peptide you’re experimenting with.

All Purpose Peptide Power

The most difficult thing about experimentation with peptides is the abundance of syringes and other tools necessary for each test. With the Swole AF kit you can put your mind at ease and quit buying new tools on the regular. Just purchase any peptide, load the kit, experiment with your subject, then wash the kit, reload, and repeat. Your results will be increasingly easier to track with such a consistent delivery method. Additionally, because the kit can be loaded with any type of peptide, there is no limit to the number of experiments you can perform!

Muscles and Muscles

Swole AF Research stands behind its products, so you’ll be seeing very muscular results in your experiment in no time at all. With our improved nasal delivery method, you can provide a much less painful method of experimentation for your subject no matter what kind you use. It has never been easier to test with peptides. Experiment with power, experiment with muscle, experiment with the Nasal Spray kit, by Swole AF Research, a peptide company you can trust!

*Research chemicals are chemical substances used by scientists for medical and scientific research purposes. One characteristic of a research chemical is that it is for laboratory research use only; a research chemical is not intended for human or veterinary use. This distinction is required on the labels of research chemicals, and is what exempts them from regulation under parts 100-740 in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21CFR).