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How to Use AOD-9604 for Lipolysis Protocol: Method Comparison
Subcutaneous (abdominal) 250–500mcg daily 45° angle, fat layer only 4–6 hours to peak plasma Standard protocol. Most consistent absorption, minimal discomfort, allows site rotation Subcutaneous (thigh) 5–7 hours to peak plasma Acceptable alternative. Slower ab
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- Subcutaneous (abdominal)
- 250–500mcg daily
- 45° angle, fat layer only
- 4–6 hours to peak plasma
- Standard protocol. Most consistent absorption, minimal discomfort, allows site rotation
- Subcutaneous (thigh)
- 5–7 hours to peak plasma
- Acceptable alternative. Slower absorption due to lower blood flow, harder to self-administer
- Intramuscular (NOT RECOMMENDED)
- N/A
- 90° angle, deep muscle
- 2–3 hours to peak plasma
- Pharmacokinetics change entirely. Too rapid for lipolysis mechanism, higher bruising/pain risk
- Oral (NOT VIABLE)
- Peptides degrade in gastric acid. Zero bioavailability, complete waste