Guides
The hands-on part, done right the first time.
Mixing a vial, reading a syringe, storing what you mixed, checking a lab report. Each guide walks the steps in order and shows the source behind every one.
How to read a peptide lab report (COA)
What a certificate of analysis actually proves: identity, purity, how much peptide is in the vial, and endotoxin. How to match it to your vial and spot a weak one.
3 min read · 8 sections · updatedHow to read an insulin syringe for peptides
What the lines on a U-100 syringe mean, how the 1 mL, 0.5 mL and 0.3 mL barrels differ, and how to draw an exact number of units without bubbles.
3 min read · 9 sections · updatedHow to reconstitute peptides: step by step
Mix a freeze-dried peptide vial the clean way: what you need, how much water to add, how to add it without wrecking the powder, and how to store it after.
5 min read · 10 sections · updatedmg to units: how to convert a peptide dose to syringe units
The one formula behind every mg to units question, worked through with real vial sizes, plus units back to mg, mcg vs mg, and the mistakes that cause overdoses.
3 min read · 8 sections · updatedPeptide cycling and rest periods
How long people run each peptide and how long they break, by compound and labeled by origin. Plus why GLP-1 drugs are not cycled and how to plan a break.
10 min read · 10 sections · updatedPeptide dosing chart: every compound, by category
Typical doses for every peptide we cover, grouped by use, each labeled by origin: FDA label, clinical trial, guide or community. Links to each full dosing page.
7 min read · 8 sections · updatedPeptide storage: powder, mixed vials, fridge, freezer and travel
How to store peptides before and after mixing, how long they last, what to do after a warm day, and how to travel with them. Every figure shows where it came from.
5 min read · 9 sections · updatedSterile technique for peptide injections
The clean-hands, clean-vial, new-needle routine for subcutaneous peptide shots, step by step, plus site rotation, sharps disposal and the signs that need a doctor.
2 min read · 10 sections · updated