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Comparison Table: MOTS-c Dose Yields by Reconstitution Protocol
The table below shows how vial size, reconstitution volume, and target dose per injection combine to determine total dose count. Each scenario assumes standard subcutaneous research dosing with no peptide loss during handling. 5mg 2ml 2.5mg/ml 500mcg 0.2ml 10
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- The table below shows how vial size, reconstitution volume, and target dose per injection combine to determine total dose count. Each scenario assumes standard subcutaneous research dosing with no peptide loss during handling.
- 5mg
- 2ml
- 2.5mg/ml
- 500mcg
- 0.2ml
- 10 doses
- Standard protocol. Clean syringe graduations, minimal handling error
- 2.5ml
- 2mg/ml
- 250mcg
- 0.125ml
- 20 doses
- Best for low-dose multi-week studies. Maximises vial economy
- 1ml
- 5mg/ml
- 1 dose
- Single high-dose administration. Common in acute metabolic studies
- 10mg
- 4ml
- Preferred for extended protocols. Reduces reconstitution frequency
- 2mg
- 1mg/ml
- 0.25ml
- 8 doses
- Small vial format. Useful when peptide stability post-reconstitution is a concern
- 5ml
- 1mg
- 5 doses
- Larger injection volumes. May be less practical for subcutaneous administration