How to reconstitute GLOW peptide
A step-by-step guide to mixing bacteriostatic water with a GLOW peptide vial and what each dose works out to in units once mixing is done.
- vial sizes for sale
- 70 mg
- Adding water to 70 mg yields 14 mg/mL.
- 5 mL
- bac water once opened
- 28 days
Step by step: how to mix GLOW peptide
- Wash your hands, then use an alcohol swab to wipe the rubber stoppers on the peptide vial and bacteriostatic water.
- Draw the chosen water into the syringe. With 5 mL, a 70 mg vial provides 14 mg per mL.
- At a slight angle, insert the needle through the stopper and let the water flow slowly along the vial's inner wall.
- Gently roll the vial in your hands until the powder disappears. Don't shake it.
- Mark the vial with the mix date, and follow your product or prescription for storage.
- Find how many units your dose needs, then draw to that line.
Chart for reconstituting GLOW peptide
| Vial | Water added | Strength | Units for a sample dose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 70 mg | 2 mL | 35 mg/mL | 2.9 units for 1 mg |
| 70 mg | 3 mL | 23.333 mg/mL | 4.3 units for 1 mg |
| 70 mg | 5 mL | 14 mg/mL | 7.1 units for 1 mg |
| 70 mg | 10 mL | 7 mg/mL | 3.6 units for 250 mcg |
Your GLOW peptide dose in units
What the label tells you
It isn't FDA-approved for use in people; it's sold as a research chemical. Because there is no FDA label, no official mixing instructions exist; follow the instructions that came with the product.
Questions people ask
For 70 mg of GLOW peptide, how much bacteriostatic water?
There isn't one correct amount. Adding 5 mL results in 14 mg per mL; more water lowers the strength of each unit, so you can draw small doses more easily.
Can I mix GLOW peptide with sterile water?
A single-use sterile water vial contains no preservative. That is why bacteriostatic water is usually used for a mixed vial you draw from over several days. See bacteriostatic vs sterile water.