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Step 03 / Calculate

Calculate a dose

Pick a compound. We'll show the reconstitution math, syringe draw, cost per dose, and how long a vial lasts.

Compound

Only injectable compounds are listed. Oral, nasal and topical compounds don't need mixing.

The configuration sold is an even 10 mg of each in a 30 mg vial, which makes it simpler than Coremend, where TB-500 sits at two and a half times the others. Regeno is one vendor's product name. Other sellers offer the same three peptides under their own names, and at least one adds KPV as a fourth, so read your own label rather than assuming this ratio.

Which vial do you have?

Pick your vial to see concentrations and a draw.

Choose your mix (water to add)

Same dose, different draw. Pick whichever is easiest to measure.

Pick which vial you have above. A blend holds 3 separate compounds, so the draw depends on how many milligrams of each are in your vial.

What you paid per vial ($)

Multi-vendor comparison is a Pro feature.

How often (times per week)

Daily is 7. Twice weekly is 2.

Vials you have on hand

Decoded

Your plan for Regeno blend (BPC-157 / TB-500 / Cartalax)

Dose

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Syringe draw

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Doses per vial

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Cost per dose

$0.00

Monthly cost

$0.00

Current supply lasts

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