Reconstituting BPC-157 with bacteriostatic water, is 2ml the right amount for a 5mg vial?

Posted by tired_lifter20 in Beginner Questions - 1 points, 0 comments.

Hi all, brand new here and to peptides in general. I've read a few threads and I think I've got my head round the maths but wanted to double check before I commit to anything.

So I've got a 5mg vial of BPC-157 and bacteriostatic water. My plan was to add 2ml of bac water, which from what I understand would give me 2.5mg per ml, so 250mcg per 0.1ml on an insulin syringe. Is that maths right? I see some people doing 1ml or 3ml instead and I'm not sure what the actual difference is beyond ease of measuring.

Also how long does the reconstituted stuff actually last in the fridge? Some sources say 2 weeks, others say up to a month. Does the bac water matter there?

Sorry if these are daft questions, just trying not to mess it up on my first go. Any pointers appreciated.

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