Every peptide's dose range, in syringe units.
Look up any of 54 peptides. See the low, typical and high amount, how many units that is for your vial, and how long it lasts. No more guessing between three forum posts.
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Your number in three steps
Find your peptide
Type its name above, or browse the list of all 54.
Pick your vial and water
Tap your vial size and how much water you added. Not sure? The Mix calculator in the corner does the math.
Read your units
See the low, typical and high amount in syringe units, plus how often and how long a vial lasts.
Three posts, three different doses
Most peptide dose numbers online get copied from page to page until nobody knows where they started. Ask three people and you get three answers. Get the units wrong and a whole vial is wasted, or the amount is off by ten times.
This site puts the range in one place. For each peptide you see the low, typical and high amounts people report, what each one is in syringe units, how often it is taken, how long a vial lasts, and how long the peptide stays in the body. Each line names the label, clinic or guide it came from. Want the research? It is right below, study by study.
How strong is the evidence?
Some peptides have large human trials. Some have a handful of people. Some have only been tested in rats and mice. Every peptide page shows which.
Human trials
20 peptides
Tested in randomized human trials.
Small human studies
9 peptides
Only small or uncontrolled human studies.
Animal studies only
25 peptides
No human dose data has been published.
All 54 peptides
Pick one to see its range, units and schedule. The peptide list has search and filters.
Ranges, not one number
Low, typical and high, side by side in a chart and a table. You see the whole spread, including the higher amounts people report for a fresh injury.
Units and half-life
Each amount is shown in units on a standard insulin syringe for a stated vial and water amount, with how long the vial lasts and how long the peptide stays in the blood.
The science, one click away
Under every range sit the published studies, each linked to PubMed or ClinicalTrials.gov. If a study does not state its amount, we say so. Our method.
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Peptide Ranges reports what labels, clinics, users and studies say. It is not medical advice and not a recommendation for anyone. Many of these compounds are not approved for human use. Read the full disclaimer.