Dosing & Reconstitution Tool

Peptide Dosing & Reconstitution Calculator

Two steps: mix your vial, then draw your dose. Enter your vial size and BAC water, and the tool converts your dose into insulin-syringe units.

Educational only, not medical advice.This calculator is for informational purposes. Doses, reconstitution ratios, and administration methods vary by compound and individual. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before using any compound.Read the reconstitution guide →

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Mix your vial

What's in the vial, and how much water you're adding.

Peptide in vial (mg)

BAC water to add (mL)

Your concentrationEnter vial size and water above.

Draw your dose

How much you want per injection, and which syringe you're using.

Desired dose

Syringe scaleprinted on the barrel

Barrel sizehow much it holds

U-100 scale, 1 mL barrel: 100 units, usually marked every 2 units

Supply & cost (optional)How long a vial lasts, and what each dose costs.

Injection frequency (for supply math)

Used only to divide doses per vial into days. Not a schedule recommendation.

Vial price (optional, USD)

What you paid for this vial, to get cost per dose.

Example setup, enter your own vial above

units to draw

Concentration

Draw volume

Doses / vial

Your dose

Enter your vial size, BAC water, and dose to see your draw.

How to mix it (quick steps)

Let both vials reach room temperature; wipe both stoppers with an alcohol pad.
Draw your BAC water into a transfer syringe.
Inject it against the glass wall, not straight onto the powder.
Don't shake. Gently swirl, the powder dissolves in a minute or two.
The solution should be clear. Cloudy or particles = don't use it.
Store in the fridge; draw doses with an insulin syringe as needed.

Reconstituted peptides are typically kept refrigerated and used within a few weeks.Read the full reconstitution guide →

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How to use this calculator

Enter the total peptide mass in your vial (e.g., 5 mg)
Enter how much BAC water you're adding, or tap "Suggest water for me"
Enter your desired dose in mcg or mg
Select your syringe scale and barrel (U-100 and 1 mL are the most common)
Optionally add frequency and vial price for days of supply and cost per dose

Units are rounded to the finest mark the selected syringe can show (half units on a 0.3 mL barrel, whole units otherwise). The exact figure is shown beneath the result whenever rounding moved it. The syringe diagram shows fill level.See full reconstitution guide →

Syringe types explained

U-100, 1 mL

100 units, 1 unit = 0.01 mL

The most common insulin syringe. Usually marked every 2 units, so a draw that lands between marks is estimated.

U-100, 0.5 mL

50 units, 1 unit = 0.01 mL

Same scale as the 1 mL, half the capacity. Marked every 1 unit, easier to read for draws under 50 units. Sometimes sold as a "50 unit" syringe.

U-100, 0.3 mL

30 units, 1 unit = 0.01 mL

Same scale again, smallest barrel. Marked every 1 unit, and half-unit versions exist. Best for small draws.

U-40

1 mL / 40 units, 1 unit = 0.025 mL

Older/veterinary standard. DIFFERENT from U-100, a common mistake source. Marked every 1 unit, numbered in fives.

U-40 warning: Never use a U-40 syringe with U-100 calculations. You'll draw 2.5× too much. Always confirm your syringe type before drawing.

Ready to go deeper?

Full step-by-step reconstitution walkthrough, storage tips, and injection basics.

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Educational only, not medical advice.This calculator is a mathematical tool only. Dosing protocols vary by compound and individual. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before using any peptide.