Dosage Calculator: To calculate the appropriate volume to give based on desired peptide doses: Find the desired dose of each peptide component Calculate the level of each peptide in your mixed solution Divide the desired dose by the level to find the volume needed Example: If you want to give 2mg GHK-CU, 0.4mg BPC-157, and 0.4mg KPV, and you mixed with 3mL sterile water: GHK-CU level: 50mg/3mL = 16.7mg/mL BPC-157 level: 10mg/3mL = 3.3mg/mL KPV level: 10mg/3mL = 3.3mg/mL Volume needed: For 2mg GHK-CU: 2mg 16.7mg/mL = 0.12mL For 0.4mg BPC-157: 0.4mg 3.3mg/mL = 0.12mL For 0.4mg KPV: 0.4mg 3.3mg/mL = 0.12mL Since all three peptides are in the same solution at fixed ratios, you would give 0.12mL to achieve these doses
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