Tiffany’s 4-Week Peptide Guide
Your four-week plan combines Retatrutide, KPV, Wolverine Blend and ARA-290. Use the calendar and calculators below as your personalized reference throughout the course.
Day 1 = TuesdayPreparation Cheat Sheet
Your Four Simple Rules
Once Weekly
Take your individualized Retatrutide dose once each week. Use the calculator below to convert your milligram dose into syringe units.
Every Other Day
Begin Tuesday with Wolverine. Take 0.5 mg total blend every other day. This equals 0.25 mg BPC-157 + 0.25 mg TB-500.
Opposite Days
Take 0.5 mg KPV on the days between Wolverine doses. The alternation continues through weekends without resetting.
Follow the Calendar
The first two ARA-290 doses are 1 mg. Beginning Saturday of Week 1, scheduled ARA doses are 2 mg.
Your 4-Week Calendar
Week 1 • Tuesday → Monday
+ Retatrutide once this weekWeek 2 • Tuesday → Monday
+ Retatrutide once this weekWeek 3 • Tuesday → Monday
+ Retatrutide once this weekWeek 4 • Tuesday → Monday
+ Retatrutide once this weekWhat Do I Take Today?
Tiffany’s Syringe Tools
Retatrutide
10 mg vial + 1 mL BAC water
KPV
10 mg vial + 2 mL BAC water
Wolverine Blend
5 mg BPC-157 + 5 mg TB-500 + 2 mL BAC water
ARA-290
10 mg vial + 1 mL BAC water
What Your 4-Week Course Uses
7 mg total
1 × 10 mg vial
7 mg total blend
1 × 10 mg vial
3 × 10 mg vials
Total amount depends on weekly dose
Tiffany’s Success Checklist
Tuesday is Day 1. Each protocol week runs Tuesday through Monday.
Day 1 is Wolverine. Day 2 is KPV. Continue alternating every day without resetting at the beginning of a new week.
Your scheduled KPV 0.5 mg dose and Wolverine 0.5 mg dose are both 10 units with these preparations.
Tuesday and Thursday of Week 1 are 1 mg / 10 units. Beginning Saturday, scheduled ARA doses are 2 mg / 20 units.
Enter your assigned weekly dose each time instead of relying on memory for the conversion.
If you miss a dose or lose track of the schedule, contact KirkleyCare rather than doubling or changing the plan on your own.
Products scheduled on the same day remain separate preparations and separate syringes.
When you’re unsure what today calls for, choose your week and day in the “What Do I Take Today?” tool.