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Peptide Research & Calculator

There are many different peptides in use, and for each peptide — and each person — the dosage that may be appropriate is unique to you. This page is designed to help you find what the science and health experts describe as the dosage, timing, and frequency for any peptide you're researching, and then work out the practical reconstitution maths.

Always check with medical experts about your own health. This site is not recommending the use of any product, be it a peptide, a supplement or a pharmaceutical. The information below is collected reference material describing what published research and practitioners report — it is not a prescription, a dosage recommendation, or a substitute for advice from your own clinician. Several peptides listed here are prescription-only or investigational and are not approved for general human use.
1 Choose a peptide

Which peptide are you researching?

Select one to see the dosage, timing and frequency reported in the literature, along with links to the underlying sources.

2 Review the evidence
Choose a peptide above to see reported dosage, timing, frequency and references.
3 Calculate your reconstitution

Your inputs

All four values are required to calculate your dose.

mg
Total amount of peptide in the vial (the powder).
ml
Bacteriostatic or acetic water you're adding to reconstitute.
U-100 insulin syringe (100 units = 1 ml).
mcg
How much peptide you want in each injection.
Saves this dose — for the peptide chosen in step 1 — to your Peptide Protocol on the My Program page.

Your dose

Draw the plunger to the highlighted mark.

Syringe volume is not sufficient for the specified dosage. Try a larger syringe, more water, or a smaller dose.
To get your dose, pull the syringe to
10 units
that's 0.10 ml of solution
2500
mcg / ml
20
Doses / vial
25
mcg / unit
For educational purposes only. This calculator does not constitute medical advice. Peptide reconstitution and dosing should be carried out under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. Always verify the calculation independently before use.

How reconstitution works

1

Prepare

Work on a clean surface. Wipe the vial stopper and the water vial with an alcohol swab and let them dry.

2

Add water slowly

Draw your chosen volume of bacteriostatic water and let it run gently down the inside wall of the vial — never directly onto the powder.

3

Dissolve gently

Swirl, don't shake. Let the peptide fully dissolve into a clear solution before drawing your dose.

4

Store

Keep the reconstituted vial refrigerated (2–8 °C) and protected from light. Use within the timeframe advised for your peptide.