Peptide dosage calculator
Unsure how many units of Semaglutide/Tirzepatide/Retatrutide to take? No worries, on this page you can find standard recommended dosages, a peptide calculator and a guide on how to reconstitute and calculate your dosage.
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Standard recommended dosages
These are the most commonly recommended dosage escalations for Semaglutide, Tirzepatide and Retatrutide. It’s recommended not to exceed the max recommended dosage without consulting with your GP or other medical professionals.
Standard recommended dosage escalation for Semaglutide
Standard recommended dosage escalation for Tirzepatide
Standard recommended dosage escalation for Retatrutide
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How to calculate dosage when reconstituting weight loss peptides like Semaglutide, Tirzepatide and Retatrutide:
Reconstituting peptides properly and calculating the correct dosage is essential to ensure you get the intended benefits. But don’t worry, it’s not complicated at all!
Step 1: Understand the different measurements
Remember that your dosage is given in milligrams (mg), so do not get confused by units, milliliters or other measurements. There are only a few key points you need to understand:
1ml = 100 units
Your dose is calculated in mg, units is just a measurement of volume – not your dosage.
We have noticed that many get confused because the doctors intentionally or not, tend to gatekeep information by only giving a dose measured in units together with a prescription. This is not intentional gatekeeping, it’s just to make it as easy as possible for the user.
If you wish to know your dosage when using a brand name product, you can use this calculator to convert units into mg (coming soon)
Step 2: Add the Correct Amount of bacteriostatic or Sterile Water
There is no right or wrong amount, but depending on your dose there are amounts that makes more sense. You don’t want to use too much water making the amount of water injected too large, and you don’t want it to be so small it becomes difficult to accurately measure.
In general if you are following the recommended dosing chart, using 1ml of water per vial is usually perfectly fine.
Step 3: Calculate concentration of the liquid and figure out mg of medicine Per Unit
Let’s say you have a vial with 10mg of Semaglutide and your required dosage is 1.7mg.
Reconstitute with 1ml water, now you have a solution with 10mg per milliliter.
there is 100 units per milliliter.
10/100=0.1
1.7mg/0.1= 17
17×0.1=1.7
So 17 units would be your dosage in this case
