Peptide Reconstitution Calculator - assumptions and limitations
What this calculator does, what it does not do, and the arithmetic behind every output. Every formula is currently labelled as a placeholder until clinician-reviewed. Read this before using any number with a real medication.
Assumptions
Pure arithmetic only
This calculator performs unit conversions and concentration math. It does not model peptide pharmacokinetics, stability, or protocol guidance.
Powder displacement
Powder displacement defaults to 0 mL. For most peptides this is a small correction; enable it under Advanced if your peptide ships with a known displacement value.
U-100 syringe estimate
Insulin-syringe units use the standard factor of 100 units/mL (1 unit = 0.01 mL). Confirm against your specific syringe markings before drawing.
Doses per vial rounds down
Doses per vial floors to whole doses based on the peptide amount and target dose. Days of supply uses full doses only; partial-dose remainder is not counted.
BAC water labelling and storage
Always label reconstituted vials with concentration, date, and storage location. This tool does not determine beyond-use dates.
Formulas used
Each output is derived from one of the formulas below. They run client-side, so what you see in the calculator is what the math actually does.
1. Final volume (mL)
final_volume_mL = bac_water_mL + displacement_mL2. Concentration (mg/mL)
concentration_mg_per_mL = peptide_vial_mg / final_volume_mL3. Draw per dose (mL)
draw_mL = target_dose_mg / concentration_mg_per_mL4. U-100 syringe units (estimate)
units = draw_mL * 1005. Reverse mode: BAC water needed
bac_water_mL = (peptide_vial_mg * desired_draw_mL / target_dose_mg) - displacement_mL6. Doses per vial
doses_per_vial = floor(peptide_vial_mg / target_dose_mg)7. Days of supply
days_of_supply = doses_per_vial * interval_days