Tools
Work out syringe draw (units) or pen dial (clicks) from vial strength, bacteriostatic water, and the theoretical amount. For mathematical reference only — not medical or dosing advice.
Peptide in the vial (mg).
Volume added to reconstitute the vial.
Enter the theoretical amount in micrograms (mcg). 1 mg = 1,000 mcg.
For 500 mcg, draw the 0.30 ml syringe to 10 units
Number of doses in this vial: 20 (10000 mcg vial ÷ 500 mcg per measurement)
Concentration: 5000 mcg/ml · Volume needed: 0.100 ml
Syringe scale in units (1 unit = 0.01 ml)
Research use only
This tool is supplied for theoretical or mathematical reference. It is not a dosing calculator and must not be used to determine human or animal dosing. See our Research Use & Risk Warning and Terms.