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Vial Longevity & Runway Calculator

Calculate how many days and weeks a reconstituted vial will last based on your dosing protocol and monitor BAC water shelf life limits.

01Inputs
02The answer
Vial Duration
20days
~2.9 weeks
Total Doses in Vial
20.0doses
5 mg total
Estimated Months
0.7months
At current schedule
BAC Water Status
Safe<28 days
Reconstitution shelf life
03How this works

Vial Runway Math & Potency Protection

Written out so you can check it by hand. The app runs this exact function, not a second implementation that drifts.

Vial longevity calculates the runway of a reconstituted vial given your specific dosing schedule.

1. Total Doses per Vial: Total Doses = Total Content (mg) ÷ Dose Amount (mg).

2. Duration in Days: Days Lasting = (Total Doses × 7) ÷ Weekly Dose Count. At 7 doses per week (daily), 20 doses will last 20 days.

3. Bacteriostatic Water Limit: Once reconstituted, 28 days is the recommended maximum duration for multi-dose vials stored at 2–8°C.

04Questions
01
Why is there a 28-day shelf life warning on reconstituted vials?
Bacteriostatic Water uses 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a preservative. Once a vial rubber stopper is multi-punctured, USP <797> guidelines recommend discarding multi-dose vials within 28 days to minimize microbial contamination risk and potency degradation.
02
How do I calculate total doses per vial?
Total Doses = Total Vial Content (in mg or mcg) divided by Single Target Dose (in the same unit). For example, a 5 mg (5,000 mcg) vial divided by 250 mcg per dose yields 20 total doses.
03
What is the most common vial-runway mistake?
Counting doses in one unit and dosing in another: a 5 mg vial at 250 mcg per dose is 20 doses, not 50. The second is forgetting that the 28-day discard window can run out before the contents do: actual runway is the smaller of doses-remaining and days-remaining, and this calculator warns when the math outruns the window.
04
Should I freeze reconstituted peptide vials to extend shelf life?
No. Repeated freeze-thaw cycles can break fragile peptide bonds and denature tertiary protein structures. Store reconstituted vials refrigerated at 2–8°C (36–46°F) and do not freeze liquid solutions.
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