Reconstitution Guide
Peptide Reconstitution Guide
✅ What You Need:
- Peptide vial (powder)
- Bacteriostatic Water
- 1–3 mL syringe with a mixing needle for injecting BAC Water
- Alcohol wipes
- Insulin syringe
⚡ Step 1: Clean Up
- Wash your hands.
- Pop top off of BAC Water and Peptide Vial
- Clean the tops of both with alcohol pad.
🌟 Step 2: Add BAC Water to Peptide
- Use the larger syringe to draw up bacteriostatic water.
- Slowly inject the water into the peptide vial, aiming the stream down the side (not directly onto the powder).
- Let it sit and gently swirl until the powder fully dissolves.
🛑 DO NOT SHAKE.
💉 Step 3: Drawing a Dose
- Wipe the top of the peptide vial with an alcohol pad.
- Use an insulin syringe to draw your dose
- Pull back slowly and check for bubbles. Tap them out if needed. (bubbles are not harmful If there are a few)
⚗ Step 4: Storing the Reconstituted Peptide
- Immediately refrigerate the mixed peptide vial after reconstituting.
- Store between 36°F–46°F (2°C–8°C) — the typical fridge range.
- Avoid freezing or leaving it out for extended periods.
- Shelf life is usually 30 days once mixed (some like Tesamorelin have shorter shelf life)
- Keep the vial upright and avoid unnecessary shaking or movement.
Download GM Science Reconstitution Guide (PDF) to learn how to choose a diluent, calculate volumes, reconstitute safely, label and store vials, and avoid common errors.
