Peptide Reconstitution Protocols — Complete Reference Guide

This reference page consolidates reconstitution protocols for all major research peptides in one place. Each entry shows the recommended bacteriostatic water volume, resulting concentration, and key storage notes. For full compound-specific guides, click the peptide name.

Master Reconstitution Reference Table

Peptide	Vial Size	BAC Water	Concentration	Storage
Semaglutide	2mg	2ml	1mg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
Tirzepatide	5mg	2ml	2.5mg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
BPC-157	5mg	2ml	2,500mcg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
TB-500	5mg	2ml	2,500mcg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
HGH	10 IU	1ml	10 IU/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
Ipamorelin	5mg	2ml	2,500mcg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
CJC-1295	2mg	2ml	1,000mcg/mL	28 days @ 2–8°C
NAD+	100mg	1ml	100mg/mL	14–28 days @ 2–8°C

Universal Reconstitution Technique

Regardless of which peptide you are reconstituting, these core technique principles apply to all: (1) Always inject bacteriostatic water slowly down the inner glass wall — never directly onto the powder. (2) Never shake — always gently swirl or roll. (3) Allow adequate time for full dissolution before drawing doses. (4) Refrigerate immediately after reconstitution. (5) Label with compound name, concentration, date, and expiration.

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