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Peptide reference and calculator

71 peptides, explained and cited.

What each one does, the doses people run and the exact units to draw. Claims link to the studies behind them.

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From the dose to the draw.

  1. Your dose is peptide.

    A dose is a weight of peptide, in mcg or mg. This vial holds 5 mg of it as a dry powder.

    5 mg = 5,000 mcg

  2. Water moves the draw, never the dose.

    Add 2 mL of bacteriostatic water. More water spreads the same peptide over more units.

    2 mL = 200 units5,000 ÷ 200 = 25 mcg per unit

  3. 10units

    Your draw is liquid.

    A draw is a volume, read in units on a U-100 insulin syringe, where 100 units make 1 mL.

    250 mcg ÷ 25 mcg = 10 units

Copy the dose, never the draw.

The same 250 mcg takes 10 units from this 5 mg vial, but 5 units from a 10 mg vial with the same water.

A short course with flashcards and a quiz. 10 to 15 minutes.

Before your first vial.

Short guides to read next, and a glossary for the terms.

  1. Reconstitution & syringe-unit mathHow to turn a vial of powder and a bottle of water into an exact number of units on an insulin syringe.
  2. Bacteriostatic water for peptidesBacteriostatic water for peptides has benzyl alcohol, so one mixed vial takes many draws. See how much to add, when sterile water fits and why vials gel.
  3. Peptide storage & stabilityPeptides are fragile chains. How you store them, as powder and in solution, decides whether they stay intact.
  4. GlossaryPlain-language definitions for every mechanism term, hormone, lab marker, and unit used across the library.

What you'll find inside.

The exact units to draw

Pick a peptide, your vial and your dose. The calculator turns it into units on a standard insulin syringe.

BPC-157

5units

Draw this many units on a U-100 syringe

Peptide per vial
10 mg
BAC water added
2 mL
Desired dose
250 mcg
Each unit holds
50 mcg
Doses per vial
40
Volume per dose
0.05 mL
Concentration
5 mg/mL
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The basics come first

Every page opens with the facts at a glance, from the dose people run to the length of a cycle. Further down, the doses used in the studies, with their sources.

BPC-157

At a glance

Body Protection Compound · Pentadecapeptide BPC 157

Dose
250–500 mcg a day (more for an active injury)
How often
Once daily, split morning and night for acute injuries
How
A small injection under the skin (belly fat), sometimes near the injury
When
Evening, to ride your overnight repair window
Cycle
4–6 weeks on, then a 2–4 week break
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Protocols, laid out

Each protocol gives every peptide's dose, schedule and cycle on one page.

Semax + Selank for focus and calm

  • Semax300–600 mcg/day

    Intranasal or subcutaneous

  • Selank250–500 mcg/day

    Intranasal or subcutaneous

10–14 days + 2–4-week washout

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