Reconstitution calculators by compound
Each page mixes one vial: mass in, water in, concentration and U-100 units out. It also states what the published evidence says about that compound — including, for most of them, that no human trial has established a dose. None of these pages tells you what to take.
GLP-1 and metabolic
Incretin and amylin compounds. These are the four where human trials have published dose ranges, so each page states them with their sources.
Healing and repair
Widely sold for tissue repair and widely studied in animals. No human trial has established a dose for any of them, and each page says so before it says anything else.
GH axis
Growth hormone secretagogues. Human pharmacokinetics exist in places; an evidence-based dose does not.
Mixing math, not dosing advice
A compound page prefills two numbers: how much peptide the vial holds and how much Bacteriostatic Water to add. Both describe the vial. Neither is a target dose, and no page on this site fills one in for you — a number sitting in a field under a compound’s name gets read as that compound’s dose no matter what the label above it says.
What each page does state is the evidence: half-life, routes, storage, regulatory status, and whether any human trial has published a dose range. For five of the nine, none has. That gap is printed at the top of the page in the largest type on the screen rather than buried under a calculator.
The arithmetic is the same code that runs in the general reconstitution calculator and inside the app, so a draw volume cannot differ between them.