Great question by @Mark Zittman I thought I would share it with the community. He had some reconstitution questions I did my best to do standard research bottle amounts (easy to find across multiple research pharmacies) and with a variety of different amounts that is related to what is being used in research studies. I am still looking into NAD, Gluthatione, and Cerebrolyosin more VERY SOON - I will have this for every single peptide to solve this. Working on it every day! FOR 1 ML Syringe (X3, X5, X10 for different syringe) MOTS-C (10 MG) BAC WATER: 1 ML 1 MG - 10 Units 2 MG - 20 Units 5 MG - 50 Units Thymosin Alphas-1 (10 MG) BAC WATER: 1 ML 500 MCG - 5 Units 1 MG - 10 Units 1.5 MG - 15 Units GHK-CU (50 MG) BAC WATER: 3 ML 1 MG - 6 Units 5 MG - 30 Units 10 MG - 60 Units CJC-1295 (NO DAC) (5 MG) BAC WATER: 3 ML 100 MCG - 6 Units 200 MCG - 12 Units 300 MCG - 18 Units Ipamorelin (5 MG) BAC WATER: 2 ML 100 MCG - 4 Units 300 MCG - 12 Units 500 MCG - 20 Units Sermorelin (5 MG) BAC WATER: 2 ML 100 MCG - 4 Units 300 MCG - 12 Units 500 MCG - 20 Units TB-500 (5 MG) BAC WATER: 2 ML 300 MCG - 12 Units 500 MCG - 20 Units 1 MG - 40 Units BPC-157 (5 MG) BAC WATER: 2 ML 300 MCG - 12 Units 500 MCG - 20 Units 1 MG - 40 Units PT-141 (10 MG) BAC WATER: 1 ML 500 MCG - 5 Units 1 MG - 10 Units 2 MG - 20 Units Hope that helps! (& please double check my work, haha) I do my best but sometimes I make mistakes

In the last group, you sent me a list for Converting. You mentioned Units like this: MOTS-C (10 MG) BAC WATER: 1 ML 1 MG - 10 Units 2 MG - 20 Units 5 MG - 50 Units What does units mean? Also, If I have a 1 ML syringe and I put 10MG of powder mixed with water and fill it up. How much of the 1 ML syringe am I injecting each time?