Glutathione Reconstitution Calculator

Glutathione vials vary by supplier and label amount. Enter the exact amount printed on your vial — not an example — along with the bacteriostatic water you added and the dose you already have, to get a concentration and syringe draw. This tool doubles as a glutathione dosage calculator — reconstitution and dosage are just two steps of the same math.

Glutathione vials are commonly sold in 600 mg, 1000 mg, and 1500 mg sizes. Enter your vial's actual labeled amount, not one of these examples.

Peptide amount in vial

The total peptide mass printed on your vial label.

mgmcg

Bacteriostatic water added

How much water you added to reconstitute the vial.

Desired dose

The dose you already have — this tool converts it, it doesn't choose it for you.

mgmcg

Syringe size (U-100)

0.3 mL0.5 mL1.0 mL

Results

Syringe draw

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Enter your dose above

Concentration (mg/mL): —
Concentration (mcg/mL): —
Injection volume: Enter your dose above
mcg per unit: —
Doses per vial: —

Formula: dose ÷ concentration × 100 — see methodologyFormulas verified: July 23, 2026No data leaves your browser

Arithmetic only — this tool does not recommend a dose.

How this calculator works

Concentration = peptide amount ÷ bacteriostatic water volume.
Injection volume = your dose ÷ that concentration.
Syringe units = injection volume × 100, since a U-100 syringe holds 100 units per mL.

Glutathione peptide dosing chart

This chart converts between units only — it is not a recommended dose for any compound. Your prescribed or protocol dose comes from your own paperwork, not this chart.

mg to mcg
mg	mcg
0.1 mg	100 mcg
0.25 mg	250 mcg
0.5 mg	500 mcg
1 mg	1,000 mcg
2 mg	2,000 mcg
5 mg	5,000 mcg
10 mg	10,000 mcg

mL to U-100 syringe units
mL	Units
0.05 mL	5 units
0.1 mL	10 units
0.2 mL	20 units
0.25 mL	25 units
0.5 mL	50 units
0.75 mL	75 units
1.0 mL	100 units

How much bacteriostatic water for glutathione?

Your glutathione vial doesn't have a required water volume — whatever you pour in becomes the denominator that sets concentration. A smaller pour concentrates the same glutathione mass, shrinking the draw for any dose; a larger pour dilutes it, growing the draw. Add your glutathione vial's mg and chosen water volume above to see which you get.

Glutathione units calculator

A U-100 syringe barrel is printed with unit lines, 100 to a milliliter, and that's the scale your glutathione draw needs to match. This calculator turns the injection volume from your glutathione concentration and dose into that same unit count, so you're reading a glutathione draw off printed lines rather than judging a fraction of a milliliter by eye.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a glutathione dosage calculator?

Yes. Reconstitution and dosage are two steps of the same calculation: this tool first works out your glutathione vial's concentration from its amount and water volume, then — once you enter a dose — converts that dose into an injection volume and syringe unit count.

How do I calculate glutathione dosage after reconstitution?

Once your glutathione vial is reconstituted, its concentration is fixed at the peptide amount divided by the water volume you added. Divide your dose by that concentration to get the injection volume, then multiply by 100 to read it in units on a U-100 syringe.

What size are glutathione vials?

Glutathione vials are commonly sold in 600 mg, 1000 mg, and 1500 mg sizes, but always use the exact amount printed on your own vial's label rather than one of these examples — label amounts vary by supplier.

Does this work for a 1000 mg glutathione vial?

Yes — enter 1000 mg as the peptide amount along with the exact water volume you added. 600 mg, 1000 mg, and 1500 mg are just common label sizes; the calculator works identically for any amount printed on your vial.

Is there a glutathione peptide dosing chart?

See the mg/mcg and mL/units conversion chart below. It converts between units only — it does not list a recommended glutathione dose, which should come from your own prescription or protocol.

Does glutathione dosage use mg or mcg?

Both units appear on different suppliers' labels and protocols, though glutathione label amounts are most often in mg given the larger doses typically involved. 1 mg = 1,000 mcg. The calculator above has an mg/mcg toggle for both the vial amount and the dose field — match whichever unit is printed on your paperwork.

Is this glutathione calculator medical advice?

No. It applies one formula — mass divided by volume, then dose divided by concentration — to the numbers you enter. It does not suggest a dose, a vial size, or a solution volume. See the medical disclaimer for full detail.

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Educational tool only, not medical advice — verify with a licensed clinician. See the full medical disclaimer.