HOW TO RECONSTITUTE 50MG 5-AMINO-1MQ (Higher Dose Peptides) 🧪
Hey Everyone! Today I have a tutorial on how to reconstitute 50mg of 5-amino-1MQ. People get confused when these peptides come in a 3ml vial with a higher mg amount than 30mg. This is especially common with 5-amino-1MQ since it often comes in 50mg doses! Drop any questions below, and I'm happy to help! 🫶 🧮 QUICK RECAP: THE "ADD 0" METHOD For standard peptides, I normally use this simple approach: - For every 1mg of peptide, add 10 units of bacteriostatic water - Just add a zero to your mg amount = units of bac water to add Examples: - 5mg peptide = 50 units bac water - 10mg peptide = 100 units bac water - 20mg peptide = 200 units bac water Why this works: Your solution will always be 1mg per 10 units, making dosing super easy! ⚠️ BUT WAIT - 50MG IN A 3ML VIAL IS DIFFERENT! Here's where people get tripped up with 50mg 5-amino-1MQ: If you tried the "add 0" method with 50mg, you'd need 500 units of bac water... but your 3ml vial only holds 300 units maximum! THE SOLUTION FOR 50MG PEPTIDE IN A 3ML VIAL: ✅ Add 300 units (3ml) of bac water - this is the max your vial can hold ✅ Use a peptide calculator to figure out your dosing Here's the math: - 50mg peptide in 3ml vial + 300 units bac water - 300 units ÷ 50mg = 6 units per 1mg Dosing Examples: - Want 10mg? Draw 60 units (10mg × 6 units/mg) - Want 15mg? Draw 90 units (15mg × 6 units/mg) - Want 20mg? Draw 120 units (20mg × 6 units/mg) 🎯 STEP-BY-STEP: RECONSTITUTING YOUR 50MG PEPTIDE What you need: - 50mg 5-amino-1MQ vial (3ml size) - Bacteriostatic water (3ml) - Insulin syringe(s) - Alcohol wipes Process: 1. Clean everything with alcohol wipes (vial tops, your hands) 2. Draw 300 units (3ml) of bac water into insulin syringe(s) Pro tip: You may need multiple syringes since most hold 100 units max 3. Inject slowly into the peptide vial Aim for the side of the vial, NOT directly at the powder Let it drip down slowly 4. Never shake - gently swirl if needed 5. Let it dissolve - Usually takes 1-5 minutes 6. Store in the fridge once reconstituted