Semaglutide Reconstitution Steps
Ensure Accuracy and Effectiveness with Every Reconstitution.
Semaglutide Mixing Instructions
- Uncover the rubber stopper by removing the plastic cap from the semaglutide vial.
- Uncover the rubber stopper by removing the plastic cap from the bacteriostatic water vial.
- Prevent bacterial contamination by rubbing rubber stoppers with alcohol.
- Insert the syringe needle into the rubber stopper of the bacteriostatic water vial.
- Withdraw the desired amount of bacteriostatic water from the vial by slowly pulling the plunger back to the corresponding mark on the syringe.
- Once the bacteriostatic water is in the syringe, remove the needle from the bacteriostatic water vial and insert it into the rubber stopper of the semaglutide vial.
- Add water to the semaglutide vial gradually by injection.
- Gently shake the solution until the peptide is completely dissolved. Avoid shaking the vial.
Units to Milligrams
Units is the amount you put into the syringe. Milligrams is the dose for the week.
Units may vary depending on the concentration of your vial.
2 mg - 0.8 ml / 5 mg - 2 ml
Volume (units)
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0.25 mg
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0.5 mg
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0.75 mg
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1.0 mg
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1.25 mg
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1.5 mg
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2.5 mg
Dose (mg)
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10 Units / 5 Units
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20 Units / 10 Units
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30 Units / 15 Units
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40 Units / 15 Units
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50 Units / 25 Units
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60 Units / 30 Units
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100 Units / 50 Units
How to Store Reconstituted Semaglutide
Store reconstituted semaglutide in a clean refrigerator area, avoiding freezing. Discard if it exceeds the recommended storage time or shows signs of contamination.
Temperature
Store reconstituted peptides in the refrigerator, usually at temperatures between 2° and 8°.
Labeled
Label clearly with the date of reconstitution and the concentration of the solution. This helps to monitor the age and potency of the solution.
Get Started with Semaglutide Today
Ready to begin your research or treatment with high-quality semaglutide? Follow the simple reconstitution steps and achieve reliable results every time.