Guides
How-to guides for research peptides
Beginner-proof, step-by-step, and honest about what the research does and doesn’t say. Start with the beginner’s guide if everything is new; jump straight to a topic if not.
How to Reconstitute Peptides: Step-by-Step
Step-by-step peptide reconstitution: bacteriostatic water ratios, syringe technique, vial handling, and the math — with worked examples. RUO guide.
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How to Read a Syringe: U-100, Units, and mL
U-100 insulin syringe markings explained: units to mL conversion, IU confusion, dead space, and the errors that ruin research dosing accuracy.
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Peptide Storage: Before and After Reconstitution
Peptide storage guide: lyophilized vs reconstituted shelf life, fridge and freezer temperatures, light sensitivity, and travel handling. RUO reference.
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Are Peptides Legal in Canada? The Honest Answer
Canadian peptide legality explained: what Research Use Only actually means, prescription GLP-1s, Health Canada's position, and customs risk for imports.
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The Beginner's Complete Guide to Research Peptides
What research peptides are, how they differ from steroids, reconstitution, storage, syringes, legality in Canada, and sourcing — one complete RUO guide.
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Peptide Supplies in Canada: What You Need and Where
The Canadian supply checklist: bacteriostatic water, U-100 syringes, swabs, sharps containers, and cold storage — what to buy and where to find it.
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Run the numbers before anything else
The free reconstitution calculator at My Peptide Protocol converts vial size, BAC water volume, and target dose into exact syringe units — no math errors.