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Plain answers on 18 peptides: what each one is, what studies found, and the doses people describe.

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How much water goes in the vial?

Enter your vial size and your dose. You’ll see the water to add and how many units that dose is on an insulin syringe.

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The total amount printed on the vial.
The amount your protocol lists for each injection.
1 mL of BAC water
1 mL
Most peptide vials hold up to 3 mL of water. Some, like NAD+ and glutathione, come in bigger vials that hold more.
Easy math
20units
That’s the 20 mark on a U-100 syringe. That’s 0.2 mL of liquid.
Every 10 units = 1 mg.
0102030405060708090100 20 units
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Strength10 mg/mL
Your dose2 mg
Doses per vial5

20 units. 1 mL of BAC water

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People report it. No study backs it yet.

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There isn’t enough evidence to say.

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