Reconstitution of Peptides?

[acupperman]

Just received CJC-1295 and GHRP-6 and didn't realize it WOULD NOT arrive in a liquid form. I want to be sure I do this right, so if someone can confirm or correct my notes below, that would be great.

1) 10 mcg = 1 unit in an insulin syringe?

2) A 2,000 mcg CJC-1295 bottle needs 200 units of Bacteriostatic Water to reconstitute it into the 2,000 mcg target amount. Subsequently, a 5,000 mcg GHRP-6 bottle would need 500 units of BW.

3) Then if I wanted to take a 100 mcg CJC and 100 mcg GHRP dose, I would simply take 10 units of each in an insulin syringe?

Are all three of these right? Thanks!

 

[Steveoph]

1) Depends how you dilute it
2) BW doesn't come in units, use mL's my friend.

3) Sounds about right. 2 mg of CJC in a vial, add 2 mL of BA Water. Then each unit is 10 mcg, so 10 units = 100 mcg. However your 5 mg GHRP-6 bottle will need 5 mL of BA Water to reach the same dilution factor. You might find the vial the same size, and you can't fit more than 3 or 4 mLs of BA water into it. In that case you need to double check your calculation.