Bench tool

Reconstitution calculator

Vial mass plus diluent volume gives a concentration. From there, what any given draw contains is arithmetic. Pick a compound from the catalog to prefill its vial sizes, or enter figures directly.

Inputs
Common volumes
Resulting concentration
5.00 mg/mL
5,000 mcg per mL
Per draw
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at the draw volume above
Draws per vial
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whole draws at that volume
Vial total
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peptide mass in the vial
Solution volume
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diluent added
Aliquot planner

Splitting the solution before freezing is what avoids repeated freeze-thaw on the whole batch. Choose how many single-use aliquots to make.

aliquots
Volume each
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Peptide each
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Research use only. This tool performs a unit conversion on numbers you supply. It is not dosing guidance, it does not recommend a quantity for any organism, and nothing here is for human or veterinary use. Concentration assumes the lyophilized powder adds negligible volume, which is the standard laboratory approximation at these masses.

Before you dissolve

The procedure matters as much as the arithmetic

Cold solvent onto cold powder, a jet straight into the cake, or a vigorous shake will all cost you material that no calculator will show. The handling reference covers the four-step procedure and the stability window that follows it.

Storage & handling reference
Reminders
  • Bacteriostatic water, not sterile or plain, if the solution is to last weeks.
  • Swirl until dissolved. Never shake or vortex.
  • Write the reconstitution date on the vial.
  • 2-8 °C and dark once in solution.
  • A compound-specific condition on the COA overrides any general figure.