Is this a peptide dosage calculator?

No. It converts labelled mass and diluent volume into concentration and withdrawal volume for a laboratory SOP record. UAEPEP does not provide human dosing or administration guidance.

Why do you show U-100 units and microlitres separately?

Because they are different units. On a U-100 syringe, 100 units equal 1.00 mL, so one unit is 10 microlitres. Treating units as µL overstates the withdrawal by ten.

Can I use this on blends like GLOW, KLOW, Wolverine, or RETA/CAG?

Yes. The calculator splits the labelled component masses and shows each component’s mcg/mL in the same diluent. It does not tell you how to use the blend.

What about IGF-1 LR3?

UAEPEP labels IGF-1 LR3 in micrograms (100 mcg), not milligrams. The preset keeps that unit so a 100 mg mistake cannot sneak in.

Do you recommend bacteriostatic water or a volume?

No. You enter the diluent volume your protocol already specifies. BAC Water and Sterile Water are separate catalogue SKUs, not a reconstitution instruction.

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Research peptide calculator

mg ↔ mcg · labelled blends · reverse diluent · U-100 units are not microlitres.

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