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Peptide reconstitution charts by vial and water

Each peptide reconstitution chart shows the concentration and the units to draw for common doses, for one vial size and one water volume. Pick your vial and water below. For any other combination, use the peptide calculator.

Looking for a particular peptide? The peptide-specific calculators open with its usual vial size and explain its research and legal status.

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Rows are vial sizes and columns are water volumes. Each cell shows the concentration in mcg per mL.

Concentration by vial size and water (links open the full chart)
Vial0.5 mL1 mL1.5 mL2 mL2.5 mL3 mL5 mL
1 mg2,0001,000667500400333no chart: most doses are hard to measure
2 mg4,0002,0001,3331,000800667400
3 mg6,0003,0002,0001,5001,2001,000600
5 mg10,0005,0003,3332,5002,0001,6671,000
6 mg12,0006,0004,0003,0002,4002,0001,200
10 mg20,00010,0006,6675,0004,0003,3332,000
12 mg24,00012,0008,0006,0004,8004,0002,400
15 mg30,00015,00010,0007,5006,0005,0003,000
20 mgno chart: most doses are hard to measure20,00013,33310,0008,0006,6674,000
24 mgno chart: most doses are hard to measure24,00016,00012,0009,6008,0004,800
30 mgno chart: most doses are hard to measure30,00020,00015,00012,00010,0006,000
50 mgno chart: most doses are hard to measureno chart: most doses are hard to measureno chart: most doses are hard to measure25,00020,00016,66710,000

– means most common doses would be under 2 units or more than a 1 mL syringe holds with that mix, so there is no chart. The calculator still works for it.

How do you read a reconstitution chart?

Find your dose in the left column and read across to the units to draw on a 1 mL U-100 syringe.

Each chart also lists the volume in mL, the amount in each unit, the smallest dose that is easy to measure and the most that fits in one syringe. All 77 charts are calculated by this site's calculator, so they always match it.