The supplies you need depend on your peptide, amount you measure, how often you measure, and cycle length. A 4-week daily schedule uses 1 peptide vial, 1 vial of BAC water, 28 insulin syringes, and 56 alcohol prep pads (2 per measurement). Enter your details below for an exact shopping list with quantities and reasons.
Peptide Supply Calculator
Tell us your peptide, how much you measure, and cycle length and this supply calculator will figure out exactly how many peptide vials, BAC water bottles, syringes, and alcohol pads you'll need. Counts only, nothing for sale.
Which peptide?
How much do you measure each time?
Enter how much you measure each time, in mg or mcg.
What size vial will you order?
Bigger vials = more doses per vial, but slightly less flexibility.
How often will you draw?
How long is your cycle?
Enter how much you measure, the vial size you will order, and your cycle length to see exactly how many vials, bac water bottles, syringes, and pads you will need.
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Quick reference
| Item | Example 4-week daily protocol |
|---|---|
| Peptide vial | 1 |
| Bac water | 1 vial |
| Insulin syringes | 28 (1 per measurement) |
| Alcohol prep pads | 56 (2 per measurement) |
Quantities scale with your amount you measure, how often you measure, and cycle length.
Related questions
How many syringes do I need for a peptide cycle?
Usually one insulin syringe per measurement. A 4-week daily schedule is about 28 syringes. Multiply your measurements per day by the number of days in your cycle.
How much bac water do I need for a cycle?
Often a single vial of bacteriostatic water reconstitutes one peptide vial. If you run multiple vials or larger volumes, plan for more. The calculator gives an exact amount.
Do I need alcohol prep pads?
Yes. Wipe the vial stopper with an alcohol prep pad before each measurement to keep the surface clean. Two pads per measurement is a common plan.