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Peptide Reconstitution

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Enter vial strength and diluent to get the exact plunger mark.

Vial to syringe

Reconstitution Calculator

Powder in a vial, water in a syringe, and a number that has to be right. Enter the strength of the vial, how much diluent you added, and the dose you want; the calculator gives you the mark to draw to, the concentration you've made, and how many doses the vial holds.

Working the other way — you know your dose and want to know how much water to add to make the maths pleasant — switch to Find diluent. It'll find a volume that puts your dose on a round number.

Tool — reconstitutionLive
Presets
The strength printed on the vial.
mL
Bacteriostatic or sterile water. The tool cares about the volume, not the liquid.

Syringe

Drag the plunger, or focus it and use the arrow keys, to explore other doses.

— mg
Milligrams printed on the vial.
— mg
Milligrams for this injection.
Pick a diluent volume that lands your dose on a round unit mark. Easier to draw accurately, and much easier to check.
Read this firstThis tool performs a unit conversion. It is not medical advice and it is not a substitute for guidance from a qualified clinician. Verify every calculation independently before use.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Because the diluent volume changed. Units measure volume, not drug. Halve the water and every mark on the barrel carries twice as much — which is the single most common way peptide doses go wrong.

You can use it to understand one. It'll tell you what your current mixture delivers per unit, which is the figure you need before deciding anything. What you do next isn't a maths question.

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