Peptide and compound calculators
Six of them, free and public. The same functions run inside the app: a draw volume you get here is the draw volume the logger uses.
Reconstitution also has a page per compound, prefilled with that vial’s mixing parameters and carrying its evidence status.
Unforgiving arithmetic, written out
A peptide arrives as lyophilized powder in a multi-dose vial, and the label states total mass, not concentration. The concentration is whatever you make it when you add Bacteriostatic Water (water carrying 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a preservative), which is what lets a punctured vial be used across weeks rather than once. Every number downstream of that decision follows from it: the draw in U-100 syringe units, doses per vial, days of runway, cost per dose. The classic failure mode is a slip of ×10 somewhere between mg and mcg.
The six tools cover that chain. Reconstitution turns a vial and a diluent volume into a draw. Half-life turns a dosing interval into levels over time. Vial longevity and cost per dose turn a protocol into a supply date and a budget. The unit converter handles mg, mcg and compound-specific IU factors, and the GLP-1 titration tool restates the published escalation schedules with their sources.
Each page shows its formula written out so you can check it by hand: the app runs these exact functions, not a second implementation that drifts. No account, no paywall, on any of them.