Vial in, mark on the barrel out.
Tell it what the vial says and how much water you are putting in, and it tells you the unit mark to draw to, rounded to a graduation that exists on the syringe. It is free, it works without an account, and it never suggests a dose.
Documented recipes · math conversions only, not dose recommendations
Milligrams of peptide in the sealed vial.
More water means a weaker mix and a bigger, easier draw.
0.1 mL on a 1 mL U-100 syringe
- Strength
- 2.5 mg/mL
- Doses in it
- 20
- Good for
- 28 days
Mixed with bacteriostatic water and refrigerated, the library documents 28 days. Where a record publishes its own window, Claritide uses that instead.
The dose lands on a mark you can actually set the plunger to.
The chips above load the 11 vial-and-diluent pairings our own library documents, labelled as the documented examples they are. Everything the calculator prints from them is a conversion, not a recommendation. Read the records.
In the app this calculator is attached to your actual vials: it remembers the mix, counts the doses left and warns you before the vial runs dry. Claritide for iPhone.