Description
General Usage Overview
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Loading Phase
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Many users begin with a lower dose—often around 0.25 mg to 0.5 mg—taken daily or every other day.
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This helps the body adjust and may reduce initial side effects like nausea or flushing.
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Increasing the Dose
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After a few days or weeks, some gradually work up to 1 mg or more per injection, depending on tolerance and desired results.
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It’s about finding your personal “sweet spot,” balancing desired skin-darkening effects with minimal side effects.
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Maintenance Phase
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Once the tan is established, users often reduce to a smaller or less frequent dose—maybe once or twice a week—to maintain the color.
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Routines vary widely among individuals.
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Injection Technique
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Melanotan II is generally administered via a subcutaneous injection (just under the skin), often in the abdominal region with an insulin syringe.
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Hygiene is key—mix only with sterile water, and keep needles and injection sites clean.
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Potential Side Effects
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Nausea & Flushing: Often noticed in the early days; may subside over time.
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Headaches: Can occur shortly after injecting.
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Freckle & Mole Darkening: You might see your freckles or moles become more pronounced.
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Appetite Changes: Some experience a reduced appetite, but not everyone.
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Libido Changes: Certain users report increased libido.