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| <derek> | Is there any issue if these happen to overlap during application? My high school chemistry thinks there might not be a problem, but it could very well be wrong. | 
|  Location: SkinBioOffice Registered: 23 December 2009 Posts: 535 | Dear Derek, That is a great question! I don't think so, but I am not sure. I am looking forward to Dr. Pickart's response. Thank you ~The SkinBio Team | 
|  Location: Maine Registered: 30 March 2008 Posts: 2846 | I don't think you have to worry about any explosions occurring...but I think CPs may kill the tin if used together.  Best to alternate if using both Not 100% sure on that...  ...only your hairdresser (I mean Dr. P) will know for sure! | 
|  Location: Skin Biology Registered: 15 September 2004 Posts: 7065 | There should be no problem in a free days. Both metals are relatively un-reactive.  But we don't mix them in products because the ionic tin and ionic copper may slowly react but nothing toxic is created. | 
| Location: Indiana Registered: 06 February 2010 Posts: 2118 | Derek I've used the FFB (tin peptide) since January.  Copper peptides on the face.  I'm sure they have overlapped many, many times.   No rust, corrosion or explosions to report. | 
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