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1. Syringe size U-100 insulin syringe

Choose the barrel size printed on your syringe. It sets the unit scale (a U-100 syringe always reads 100 units per full mL, whatever its size).

2. Vial strength milligrams (mg)

This is the total amount of peptide (in mg) freeze-dried inside the vial, printed on the label or certificate of analysis.

mg
3. Bacteriostatic water millilitres (mL)

The volume of solvent you mix into the vial. More water means a more dilute solution; less water means a more concentrated one.

mL
4. Target dose micrograms (mcg)

The amount (in mcg) you intend to draw per injection. The calculator instantly tells you where to stop pulling the plunger.

mcg

To get a dose of 100 mcg, pull the syringe to

0units

This dose fits your selected syringe.
0 30 units
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Concentration 0 mcg/mL How much peptide is in every millilitre of your mixed solution.
Volume per dose 0 mL The liquid volume that delivers your target dose.
Syringe capacity 30 units The most your selected syringe can hold in one draw.
Max dose this syringe fits 0 mcg The largest single dose this syringe can draw at this concentration.
Doses per vial 0 Roughly how many injections this vial provides at your target dose.
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