Precision tools for reconstitution, dosing, and vial planning. For qualified laboratory research use only.
Enter your vial size and desired concentration to calculate exactly how much bacteriostatic water to use.
Inject water slowly along the glass wall — never directly onto the powder. Swirl gently until clear. Never shake.
Enter three simple things — how much water you put in the vial, how much peptide the vial holds, and the dose you want. We'll do the math and show you exactly where to fill your syringe.
The water you add spreads the peptide evenly through the vial. Enter the water amount and the vial's strength, and we automatically work out the concentration and the exact mark to draw to on your syringe.
Plan your research supply by calculating total doses, duration, and how many vials you need.
Convert between common peptide and measurement units used in research.
1 mg = 1,000 mcg = 1,000,000 ng
1 ml = 1 cc = 1,000 µl
100-unit syringe: 100u = 1ml (each unit = 0.01ml)
50-unit syringe: 50u = 0.5ml (each unit = 0.01ml)
IU conversion varies by compound — typically 1 IU ≈ 333–367 mcg for GH-related peptides. Verify with your specific compound's documentation.
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