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MOTS-C Vial Size Comparison
The following table compares the three most common vial sizes used in research protocols, showing how each aligns with different dosing frequencies and protocol durations. 5mg 2mL bacteriostatic water 2.5mg/mL 4 doses (2.5mg each) 4 weeks 0% (full vial consume
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- The following table compares the three most common vial sizes used in research protocols, showing how each aligns with different dosing frequencies and protocol durations.
- 5mg
- 2mL bacteriostatic water
- 2.5mg/mL
- 4 doses (2.5mg each)
- 4 weeks
- 0% (full vial consumed)
- Short research cycles, first-time MOTS-C protocols, labs with limited refrigeration space
- Ideal for standard 4-week research blocks. Zero waste if protocol stays on schedule
- 10mg
- 4mL bacteriostatic water
- 8 doses (2.5mg each)
- 8 weeks
- Extended research cycles, higher-frequency dosing (3x weekly), labs running concurrent studies
- Best value for continuous research. Same concentration as 5mg vial but doubles usable timeline
- 5mg/mL
- 8 doses (2.5mg each, requires 0.5mL draws)
- Space-constrained storage, researchers comfortable with sub-0.5mL syringe precision
- Most compact option but demands measurement precision. Small draw volume errors compound across doses