Peptide, TRT & HGH Guides

UNIT REFERENCE

Peptide, TRT and HGH calculation guides

A short reference for the units used across Peptide Workbench. Use the values from your own labels and instructions; these pages do not suggest amounts.

Educational articles

mg and mcg measure mass

1 mg = 1,000 mcg. Divide mcg by 1,000 to convert to mg; multiply mg by 1,000 to convert to mcg. A mass value alone does not tell you a solution’s volume.

mL measures volume

Concentration connects mass or IU to volume. At the same target amount, changing the solution volume changes the concentration and the calculated target volume.

U-100 syringe units measure volume

On a U-100 scale, 100 syringe units = 1 mL, 50 = 0.5 mL and 30 = 0.3 mL. These markings are not peptide mass or HGH IU. The conversion applies specifically to a U-100 scale.

IU is substance-specific

International units describe a substance-specific quantity. IU cannot be converted to mass using one universal factor, and IU is not the same as a syringe unit.

Check the inputs

Confirm the unit attached to every number. Use positive values, check the vial concentration or amount, and distinguish a weekly amount from a per-injection amount. Review capacity warnings and displayed precision.

Read the formulas

Methodology explains the arithmetic, Blend reference component, weekly split and assumptions. About explains the tools’ limitations.

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