Dosage calculator
Reconstitution, units to draw, vial longevity and cost
Syringe:100 units = 1 mL
Draw to
10 u
for 250 mcg
Volume
0.1 mL
Concentration
2.5
mg/mL · 2500 mcg/mL
Doses / vial
20
25 mcg/unit
Peptide in vial
mg
Bacteriostatic water added
mL
Target dose
250 mcg
How to reconstitute, step by step
Personalized to the numbers above. General technique — follow your provider's guidance and your product's instructions.
- 1Gather your suppliesPeptide vial, bacteriostatic water, alcohol prep pads, and an insulin syringe. Wash your hands and clean your work surface.
- 2Bring vials to room temperatureLet the peptide and water vials sit out until they're no longer cold. Wipe both rubber stoppers with a fresh alcohol pad.
- 3Draw the bacteriostatic waterDraw 2 mL of bacteriostatic water into a syringe.
- 4Add water slowly down the vial wallInsert the needle into the 5 mg peptide vial at an angle and let the water run slowly down the inside glass — don't spray directly onto the powder.
- 5Swirl gently — never shakeGently swirl or let it sit a few minutes until fully dissolved. Shaking can damage the peptide. The solution should turn clear.
- 6Store it cold and darkKeep reconstituted peptide refrigerated at 2–8 °C, away from light. Note the date — most stay stable for several weeks.
- 7Draw your doseWipe the stopper, then draw to 10 units on your U-100 syringe for a 250 mcg dose. Rotate sites and use a fresh sterile needle each time.
Reverse: units → dose
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Units drawn
u
250 mcg delivered
Cost & longevity
Add the vial price and your weekly frequency.
—
per dose
—
per month
2.9
weeks/vial
Vita is a personal logging tool for independent researchers. The reference information is educational, not medical advice or a dosing recommendation. Consult a qualified professional before any use.