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Peptide Reconstitution Dosage Chart (mg + Water → Units)

A quick grid of common vial/water combinations and the units they produce — or compute any setup with the calculator.

2026-07-23 · 3 min read

Below are common setups. For any vial size, water volume, dose or syringe, use the interactive reconstitution calculator (with a live syringe).

VialWaterConcentration250 mcg500 mcg
5 mg1 mL5000 mcg/mL5 U10 U
5 mg2 mL2500 mcg/mL10 U20 U
5 mg3 mL1667 mcg/mL15 U30 U
10 mg2 mL5000 mcg/mL5 U10 U
10 mg3 mL3333 mcg/mL7.5 U15 U

Units are on a U-100 insulin syringe (1 unit = 0.01 mL). More water = larger, easier-to-read draws.

Reference values are approximate and compiled for education only — not medical advice and not dosing guidance. Half-lives and concentrations vary by source, formulation and individual. Always verify against primary literature and your material's certificate of analysis.

For research & education only. These tools convert values you enter. They are not medical advice and do not recommend doses. Peptides referenced are for laboratory research use. Consult a licensed professional for any health decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 10 U mean?
10 units on a U-100 insulin syringe equals 0.1 mL. The unit marks are how you measure the draw.
Does more water change the total dose?
No — the peptide amount is fixed by the vial. More water only dilutes it, giving a larger volume for the same dose.

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