Your reconstitution copilot

Research and educational use only. PeptPilot™ performs reconstitution arithmetic — it is not medical advice. Many peptides shown are not FDA-approved. Read the full terms.

Vial contents

Serum concentration

Concentration (% w/v)
%
Common concentrations

Final serum batch

Final volume
mL
Common bottle sizes

Reconstitution

Set by
BAC water
mL
Suggested BAC volumes (cleanest math first)

Dose

Per injection
Peptide 2 dose
Syringe size
Frequency
Reconstituted shelf life
days

Draw to

25 units

on a 1.0 mL insulin syringe

Compatibility caution

Volume

0.05 mL

Concentration

5.00 mg/mL

Total doses

20

Lasts

20 days

Add to your serum base

150 mg

of peptide for a 30 mL serum at 0.5%

Final concentration 5.0 mg/mL
Vials needed 3 × 50 mg
Carrier base volume ~30 mL
Doses per bottle ~30 at 1 mL each
  1. Reconstitute the calculated peptide amount in a small volume of bacteriostatic water (or your hydrating ingredient).
  2. Add to your prepared serum base and mix gently — don't shake.
  3. Adjust pH to 5–6 if formulating with hyaluronic acid; check with strips.
  4. Transfer to a sterile dropper or pump bottle. Refrigerate when not in use.
  5. Use within 4–6 weeks. Discard if color, smell, or texture changes.
Reconstitution procedure
  1. Bring vial to room temperature Remove the lyophilized peptide from cold storage 15–30 minutes before reconstitution. Reduces condensation when the stopper is pierced.
  2. Sanitize stoppers Wipe the rubber stoppers on both the peptide vial and the bacteriostatic water vial with a fresh alcohol prep pad. Allow to air-dry — don't blow on it.
  3. Draw the calculated BAC volume Use a sterile syringe (a 3 mL syringe with a longer needle is convenient for this step). Pull the calculated milliliters of bacteriostatic water — see the result above.
  4. Inject down the inside wall, slowly Insert the needle into the peptide vial and angle the stream against the inner glass wall — not directly onto the powder. Slow injection minimizes foaming and protein denaturation.
  5. Swirl, never shake Roll the vial gently between your palms or move in slow circles until the powder fully dissolves. Vigorous shaking creates shear stress that can damage peptide bonds.
  6. Inspect the solution The reconstituted solution should be clear and colorless. Visible particulates, cloudiness, or discoloration are signs to discard the vial.
  7. Date and label Write the reconstitution date on the vial. Most peptides remain stable for the shelf-life window set above when refrigerated. Verify the specific peptide's stability data — some are shorter (e.g., reconstituted Tesamorelin per its label).
  8. Store and use Refrigerate at 2–8°C (35–46°F), away from light. For each injection, allow the vial to reach room temperature, sanitize the stopper, draw the calculated units, rotate injection sites.
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