What each amount of water produces at this vial size. Educational reference, not a recommendation.
2 mL1.00 mg/mL100 mcg = 10 unitsReference mixAdd 1 mL BAC water to 1 mg vial = 1 mg/mL; 200 mcg = 20 IU
1 mL2.00 mg/mL100 mcg = 5 units
3 mL666.7 mcg/mL100 mcg = 15 units
Vial sizes are the ones vendors list for DSIP. Syringe marks assume a 100 mcg dose on a U-100 syringe, taken from this compound's reference range. Work out any other combination in the reconstitution calculator.
About DSIP
What it is
Delta sleep-inducing peptide is a naturally occurring nonapeptide first isolated in 1974 from the blood of sleeping rabbits. Its mechanism is not fully understood, but it appears to influence sleep-regulating and stress-response pathways and is degraded quickly in blood. It has been studied in small human and animal experiments for sleep, stress, pain, and substance withdrawal, and it is not approved for any medical use.
How it works
It is an endogenous nonapeptide thought to modulate sleep-regulating and stress-response pathways, though its exact mechanism is unresolved.
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