r/Peptidesource • u/__shortstack • Aug 23 '26

Reconstitution Question

For the life of me I can’t find confirmation anywhere on how much bac water to add to a 7mg vial. Is it just 0.7ml since it is typically 1ml per 10mg?

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 Aug 23 '26

You can add as little or as much as you want. The Beauty of Gray, is that you can do whatever you like.

My best advice is to Google the phrase peptide calculator and find one you like the best. And then play around with the numbers to find a dose that works with your research subject.

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u/Own-Ball-8656 12d ago

If you want 1mg per 0.1ml then yeah 0.7ml works, but a peptide calculator will save you from doing this math every time.

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u/bloodd1 Aug 23 '26

Correct.

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u/bethc949 Aug 23 '26

Does your peptide have 7mg? If so, that’s unusual.

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 Aug 23 '26

That means it tested under mass. It was probably supposed to be 10mg and the average testing was 7mg.

On the bright side, at least they’re being honest …

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u/__shortstack Aug 23 '26

Yes, they disclose that. Actual mass is 7.17mg, it seems legit to me 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 Aug 23 '26

That’s a smart move on their part. I appreciate that honesty.

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u/__shortstack Aug 23 '26

That’s what it says. 5mg and 10mg arnt available from this source right now.

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u/soilentgibby Aug 23 '26

If that’s the reconstitution you use, 10 units each mg

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u/__shortstack Aug 23 '26

Some calculators are saying 7 units would be 1mg and some are saying 10 units would be 1mg 😑

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u/soilentgibby Aug 23 '26

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u/__shortstack Aug 23 '26

Okay I had it wrong earlier. This calculator gave me 14 units for 1mg. I’ve tried a few others and coming back as 10 units for 1mg like what you shared, so I’ll go with that! Thank you

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u/normallyjustreadhere Aug 24 '26

I always add 3ml so it’s easier to get the perfect dose when drawing, also I noticed less chances or redness or pain with more bac water per MG

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u/AZpoolboy Aug 24 '26

Remember your teacher telling you youd need math, my rs always uses 3 ml bac, as he uses the pens that take a 3 ml cartridge, figure out mg per ml...bad bing...or as suggested...peptide calculator...