Peptide Dosages, Backed by Research

Practical peptide dosage charts, reconstitution guides, and research protocols — every guide sourced from peer-reviewed literature.

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Why Our Guides?

Most peptide protocols floating around online come from blogs, forums, or clinic marketing, with no citations and no accountability. Every guide on this site is built from peer-reviewed academic literature, so you're working from actual research, not someone's best guess.

  • All data sourced from peer-reviewed studies
  • No clinic marketing or unsourced blog claims
  • Straightforward reconstitution instructions
  • Clear, consistent dosage breakdowns
  • Regularly reviewed as new research emerges

We link primary sources directly so you can verify everything yourself.

Peptide dosage guides backed by academic literature

Essential Guides

New to peptides? Start here. These guides cover the fundamentals every researcher needs.

Beginner's Guide to Peptides

What peptides are, how they work, major categories, handling basics, and how to use this site.

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How to Reconstitute Peptides

Step-by-step reconstitution process, BAC water selection, concentration math, and worked examples.

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Syringe & Measurement Guide

How to read U-100, U-50, and U-20 syringes. IU vs mg vs mcg vs syringe units explained.

Read the Guide →

Create Your Own Protocol

Need a custom guide? Request one for free. Or use our calculator to find exact injection volumes.

Calculator Steps

  • Step 1: Enter the total peptide amount (mg or mcg).
  • Step 2: Specify the BAC water volume (mL).
  • Step 3: Enter your target dose per injection.
  • Step 4: Click Calculate to see volume and total doses.

Peptide Reconstitution Calculator

Enter your peptide details. Use mg or mcg as needed.

Ready to Explore More?

Browse all our protocols, start with the beginner's guide, or read the latest research on the blog.