Peptide Dosage Math How the Calculation Works The underlying formula this calculator uses is: Draw Volume (mL) = (Desired Dose in mcg Total Peptide in mcg) Total BAC Water Volume (mL) Then:Units on U-100 syringe = Draw Volume (mL) 100 Example Calculation Vial:5mg (= 5,000mcg) BAC water:2mL Desired dose:250mcg Draw volume:(250 5,000) 2 = 0.1mL = 10 units This is the same calculation the peptide dosage calculator performs automatically eliminating human error from every research session
That said, it is not a guaranteed solution, and responsible use requires education, medical oversight, and realistic expectations
Remember that your body is not able to store vitamin B12 for long periods of time
They are not designed for any form of human or animal consumption
Still, because NAD+ injections are a relatively novel therapy, patients should be monitored for any unexpected reactions
If the same vial were diluted with 4mL instead, the concentration would be halved to 5,000mcg/mL, and the same 4,000mcg dose would require 0.8mL, or 80 units
