Quick summary
- Converts mg to mcg, concentration, mL and U-100 units in one place.
- Supports common U-100 capacities: 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1.0 mL.
- Includes a reverse calculation for cleaner syringe marks.
- Keeps CoA and batch documentation language online-only where applicable.
How the peptide calculator works
Most public peptide calculators use the same three-step math: convert the vial amount to micrograms, divide by the liquid volume to get concentration, then divide the target amount by that concentration to get mL. U-100 units are just volume markers: 100 units equals 1 mL.
The safest way to present this on Peptra is as a neutral research calculator. We should not publish compound-specific dose suggestions, cycle lengths, body-weight dosing, administration instructions or health claims. The user supplies the target amount from their own approved research protocol; Peptra only performs the unit conversion.
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FAQ
Is this a peptide dosage recommendation tool?
No. It is a unit-conversion and reconstitution math tool. It does not recommend a peptide, dose, route, schedule, protocol or human use.
What does U-100 mean?
U-100 means 100 syringe units equals 1 mL. One U-100 unit is 0.01 mL. The calculator multiplies the calculated mL volume by 100 to show U-100 units.
What formula does the calculator use?
Total vial mg is multiplied by 1,000 to get mcg. Total mcg divided by liquid mL gives mcg per mL. Target mcg divided by mcg per mL gives mL per draw. mL multiplied by 100 gives U-100 units.
Does liquid volume change the total peptide amount?
No. Liquid volume changes concentration only. The total peptide amount in the vial stays the same, but the mL and U-100 units needed for a given target amount change.