
Free, instant peptide reconstitution and dose calculator


Peptide Calculator is a free, instant, no-sign-up-required tool that converts peptide vial amounts, reconstitution liquid volumes, and target doses into precise U-100 syringe units. It eliminates manual math errors by providing transparent formulas, a visual syringe guide, and real-time results for standard and reverse calculations.
The calculator solves the common problem of dosing errors when reconstituting research peptides. By normalizing all inputs to milligrams and applying concentration ratios, it outputs the exact syringe units, milliliters, and estimated doses—making it useful for anyone handling peptides for recovery, weight loss, muscle, cognitive, or longevity research.
Built for clarity, the interface keeps inputs, results, warnings, and unit conversions in one view. Users can verify every step before recording, save results privately by signing in, or use the built-in worked example to confirm the formula works as expected.
Enter the vial amount in mg, liquid added in mL, and target dose to instantly get U-100 syringe units, mL per dose, concentration, and estimated doses.
Start with a known concentration and drawn syringe units to verify the corresponding mL, mcg, and mg—useful for double-checking a prepared syringe.
Compare calculated units against 30, 50, or 100-unit syringe capacities with a visual draw preview before recording a result.
See the exact relationships between mg, mcg, mL, concentration, and U-100 units in plain formulas—no black-box math.
Built-in checks for capacity, low volume, vial size, and impossible doses help catch common entry mistakes before you use the result.
Calculate anonymously; sign in only to save a result to a private dashboard for later reference.
A default example (5 mg vial + 2 mL liquid + 250 mcg dose) demonstrates the conversion process and lets you verify the formula instantly.
It converts vial amount (mg), liquid added (mL), and target dose into U-100 syringe units, mL per dose, concentration, and estimated doses.
On a U-100 syringe, 100 units equal 1 mL.
1 mg equals 1,000 mcg. The calculator handles both units and normalizes to mg for the formulas.
Reverse mode starts with a known concentration and drawn U-100 units to verify the corresponding mL, mcg, and mg.
No. The calculator provides mathematical conversions only and does not recommend a dose or replace instructions from a licensed clinician or pharmacist.