Convert a dose you already have — from a prescription, protocol, or product label — into a volume you can actually measure and draw into a syringe. This is math, not medical advice: it doesn't tell you what dose to take.
This kind of math is simple in theory and easy to get wrong under time pressure — this exists to double-check a number, not to decide it for you.
Concentration equals the peptide amount in the vial divided by the volume of liquid (bacteriostatic water) you add. Once you know the concentration, dose volume equals your target dose divided by that concentration.
No. It's a math tool that converts a dose you already have — from a prescription, protocol, or product label — into a volume you can measure. It doesn't tell you what dose to take. Follow your prescriber's or product's dosing instructions.
Yes, completely free, no account required.
mg or mcg for peptide amount, mL for water volume, and both mL and insulin-syringe (IU) units for the final draw volume.
No — every calculation runs locally in your browser. Nothing you enter is saved or transmitted.
Enter the exact number printed on your vial or lab certificate — the calculator doesn't round or assume standard sizes, so precision in equals precision out.