Molecular Dynamics is an established experimental tool for investigating the emergent behavior and accretion kinetics in lipid systems , and has proven itself again in the present work, generating entry and exit rates that are highly comparable to experimentally measured rates . Importantly, the observed kinetic trends match previous experimental reports, such as the cooperativity between single-charged positive and negative lipids and the generally faster entry and slower exit kinetics of neutral lipids . Therefore, we advocate that the MD results are expected to reliably display compositionally-driven kinetic effects. Future work may improve our analytical endeavors, exploring more heterogeneous systems in longer and more elaborate simulations, and perhaps validating these results with advanced laboratory experiments.