Disclosure up front: I built this, and I'm not selling anything. No store behind it, no signup, no ads on the site.
Every reconstitution calculator I could find online is hosted by someone who sells peptides, and a few of them don't even agree with each other on syringe units at low doses. So I made my own: dosegauge.com
You enter the vial size, how much bac water you're using, and your dose, and it shows units on a U-100 syringe plus a table for other common dilutions. There are also half-life curves per compound. I put the source next to every pharmacology number because unsourced half-lives floating around forums was half the reason I started this. Where there's no human data (BPC-157 for example) the site says exactly that instead of inventing a protocol.
It deliberately doesn't recommend doses. You bring your own numbers, it does the math.
If anyone's willing to run their usual prep through it and tell me where it's off or confusing, that would genuinely help. I'd particularly like a second set of eyes from the guys running CJC-1295/ipamorelin blends, since blend handling was the fiddliest part to build.
Every reconstitution calculator I could find online is hosted by someone who sells peptides, and a few of them don't even agree with each other on syringe units at low doses. So I made my own: dosegauge.com
You enter the vial size, how much bac water you're using, and your dose, and it shows units on a U-100 syringe plus a table for other common dilutions. There are also half-life curves per compound. I put the source next to every pharmacology number because unsourced half-lives floating around forums was half the reason I started this. Where there's no human data (BPC-157 for example) the site says exactly that instead of inventing a protocol.
It deliberately doesn't recommend doses. You bring your own numbers, it does the math.
If anyone's willing to run their usual prep through it and tell me where it's off or confusing, that would genuinely help. I'd particularly like a second set of eyes from the guys running CJC-1295/ipamorelin blends, since blend handling was the fiddliest part to build.
