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Compound P PeptideCompound PPEPTIDE
Research Tools

Calculators & Reference

Mix your vials accurately and look up baseline dosing protocols for common research peptides.

Reconstitution Calculator

Mix peptide + bacteriostatic water → exact draw

Enter the vial strength, the volume of bacteriostatic water you'll add, your desired dose (in mcg, mg, or IU), and your insulin syringe size. The calculator returns the units to draw, dose density, and your total doses per vial.

Quick Presets
Inputs
mg
ml

Recommended solvent: BAC Water. More water = lower concentration = more units to draw (easier to measure small doses).

U-1001 ml
Draw
Draw to
50.0 units
(0.500 ml) on a U-100 insulin syringe
010203040506070809010050.0 u
needle100 units = 1 mlplunger
Concentration (mg/ml)
5.00 mg/ml
Concentration (mcg/ml)
5000 mcg/ml
Per dose
2.5 mg
mg per dose
2.500 mg
Doses per ml
2.00
Total doses in vial
~4
How to read your insulin syringe
  1. 1On a U-100 insulin syringe, 100 units = 1 ml. Each small line = 1 unit; each numbered line = 5 or 10 units.
  2. 2Your vial holds 10 mg dissolved in 2 ml → concentration 5.00 mg/ml.
  3. 3For a 2.5 mg dose, pull the plunger until the tip reaches the 50.0 unit mark (0.500 ml) — shown on the syringe above.
  4. 4This vial gives you about 4 doses at this strength.
Educational tool for research use only. Not medical advice. Always verify dosing with a qualified professional and lab-tested COA before any protocol.