Dosing: dose pages and calculators
Not a recommendation, not treatment guidance. This site does not say how much anyone should use of any substance. Fimea warns against using injectable peptides bought online: Fimea warning.
The substances listed below have a dose page with the numbers and their sources. Injected substances also have a calculator page; the calculator only converts units (mg, ml and syringe units). The vial calculator does not apply to substances taken by mouth or applied to the skin. With your own values: the general reconstitution calculator.
Mixing and storing a vial, lab certificates and side effects are covered in the guides: all guides by topic.
Doses in human studies
Substances without an approved dosing. Each page shows only the doses used in published human studies, with sources and evidence levels.
- AICAR (acadesine, not a peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
- ARA-290 (cibinetide): dosage in studies | calculator
- BPC-157: dosage in studies (a section of the substance page, because there are only a few small human studies) | calculator
- Cagrilintide (CagriSema): dosage in studies | calculator
- CJC-1295: dosage in studies | calculator
- Collagen peptides: dosage in studies
- DSIP: dosage in studies | calculator
- Epitalon: dosage in studies | calculator
- GHK-Cu (copper peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
- GHRP-2: dosage in studies | calculator
- GHRP-6: dosage in studies | calculator
- Glutathione: dosage in studies
- Hexarelin: dosage in studies | calculator
- Ipamorelin: dosage in studies | calculator
- Kisspeptin: dosage in studies | calculator
- L-carnitine (not a peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
- LL-37: dosage in studies
- Melanotan II: dosage in studies | calculator
- MK-677 (ibutamoren, not a peptide): dosage in studies
- NAD+ (not a peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
- NMN (not a peptide): dosage in studies
- Noopept (omberacetam, dipeptide derivative): dosage in studies | calculator
- Peptides in skincare: dosage in studies
- Pinealon: dosage in studies
- Retatrutide: dosage in studies | calculator
- Semax: dosage in studies | calculator
- Sermorelin: dosage in studies | calculator
- Thymalin: dosage in studies | calculator
- VIP (vasoactive intestinal peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
- Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin, not a peptide): dosage in studies | calculator
Authorised dosing (EU or elsewhere)
Medicines authorised in the EU or elsewhere. Each entry says where it is approved: a medicine approved elsewhere is not authorised in Finland. Each page shows only the dosing in the official product information. The dose is always decided by a doctor.
- Liraglutide (Saxenda): approved dosage (authorised in the EU) | calculator
- Melanotan 1 (afamelanotide, Scenesse): approved dosage (authorised in the EU)
- Oxytocin: approved dosage (also authorised in Finland) | calculator
- PT-141 (bremelanotide): approved dosage in the US (not in the EU) | calculator
- Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy): approved dosage (authorised in the EU) | calculator
- SS-31 (elamipretide): approved dosage in the US (not in the EU) | calculator
- Tesamorelin: approved dosage in the US (not in the EU) | calculator
- Thymosin alpha-1: approved dosage in Italy (not in Finland) | calculator
- Tirzepatide (Mounjaro): approved dosage (authorised in the EU) | calculator
Why does not every substance have a dose page?
A dose page exists only if a published human study reports the dose it used, or there is an official dosing. The other substances’ pages say why there is no dose page: Peptides A-Z.
These substances have no separate dose page, but the dosing section of the substance page says what is known about doses (often only from animal studies) or who decides the dose: