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Combine AOD-9604 CJC-1295 Synergy Dosing Timing: Protocol Comparison
Before committing to a combined AOD-9604 and CJC-1295 research protocol, understanding the differences between DAC and no-DAC formulations of CJC-1295 is essential. The table below compares the two primary approaches. Extended-Release Protocol CJC-1295 with DA
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- Before committing to a combined AOD-9604 and CJC-1295 research protocol, understanding the differences between DAC and no-DAC formulations of CJC-1295 is essential. The table below compares the two primary approaches.
- Extended-Release Protocol
- CJC-1295 with DAC
- 1–2 mg per week, divided into 2 doses
- 250–500 mcg twice daily (morning fasted + evening 20–30 min post-CJC)
- CJC evening (8–10 PM), AOD 20–30 min later + morning fasted
- Store separately, never co-mix. Maleimide cross-linking risk
- CJC amplifies nocturnal GH pulse; AOD captures elevated GH window for sustained lipolysis
- Best for researchers prioritizing convenience and stable plasma levels. Fewer injections, lower protocol complexity
- Pulsatile Protocol
- CJC-1295 no-DAC (Mod GRF 1-29)
- 100 mcg 3–4 times daily
- 250–500 mcg 3–4 times daily, dosed simultaneously with CJC
- Simultaneous dosing upon waking, pre-workout, before bed
- Both peptides degrade within 30 min. Must dose together to align peaks
- Both peptides peak simultaneously, creating sharp GH + lipolysis surges
- Best for researchers mimicking natural pulsatile GH release. Requires more frequent dosing but tighter pharmacokinetic control
- Hybrid Protocol
- CJC-1295 with DAC + CJC no-DAC
- DAC 1 mg weekly; no-DAC 100 mcg 2x daily on training days
- 250–500 mcg twice daily, timed with no-DAC doses on training days
- DAC provides baseline GH elevation; no-DAC + AOD timed around exercise
- Requires 3 separate vials (DAC, no-DAC, AOD). Most complex reconstitution workflow
- DAC sustains GH baseline; no-DAC + AOD create acute surges during metabolic windows
- Best for advanced researchers willing to manage increased protocol complexity for maximum flexibility. Highest synergy potential but most demanding