Pick the peptide and the vial size. The answer is the amount of bacteriostatic water.
What do you have?
Nearly every lyophilized peptide ships in a 3 mL vial. NAD+ is the usual 10 mL exception.
Enter a peptide and a vial size.
—mL bacteriostatic water
—concentration
—per syringe unit
—doses per vial at start dose
Other amounts of water
Only amounts that fit the vial are shown. Tap a row to use it instead. Green = start dose is easy to read and the top dose fits one syringe.
Water
Per unit
Start dose
Top dose
Steps
Fill in the peptide and vial size to see the steps.
Dosing reference
Pick a peptide to see commonly cited ranges, frequency and route.
Reference tool only. Water amounts are chosen so doses land on readable syringe units and fit the vial; any amount of bacteriostatic water works chemically. Dosing figures are commonly cited ranges from drug labels, trials and research-community sources. They are not medical advice, not a prescription and not a recommendation to use any compound. Verify every number against your own source.