Reconstitution Instructions

Reconstituting a peptide means dissolving a freeze-dried (lyophilized) peptide in

a solvent to create a usable solution. This must be done carefully to preserve the peptide’s stability.

Gather supplies:

✅ Lyophilized (freeze dried) peptide.

✅ Bacteriostatic water (or other).

✅ Sterile syringe/needle.

✅ Alcohol wipes for sterilization.

✅ Clean the vial and syringe with alcohol wipes.

✅ Work in a clean environment to avoid contamination.

Draw the calculated bacteriostatic water volume into the syringe.

Slowly inject it along the vial’s inner wall to avoid disturbing the peptide (the vial will be at a negative pressure,

so it will want to draw the bacteriostatic water in, be prepared to slow down the injection into the vial with pressure against the plunger).

Gently roll the vial (don’t shake) to dissolve. Let it sit if needed.

✅Store at 2°C and 4°C and away from sunlight.

✅ Peptide Care: Avoid shaking or excessive heat. Some peptides need specific conditions (e.g., pH or reducing agents).

✅ Dosage: After reconstitution, calculate doses based on concentration. Example: For a 2 mg/mL solution, 0.1 mL = 200 µg.

✅ Safety: Research peptides are not for human use.

Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance and training before performing injections.