How do I reconstitute a 10 mg tesamorelin vial?
Reconstituting tesamorelin is the same simple process as any other peptide. Add bacteriostatic water to the vial, pour it gently down the inside wall, swirl for about 30 seconds (do not shake), and store it in the fridge. How much water you add sets your concentration, and the dose you and your provider decide on is what you draw up. If you want to turn that dose into syringe units, use the reconstitution calculator to do the math for you. The prescription brand (Egrifta SV) comes in different vial sizes and follows its own package insert, so check the label if that is what you have.
- How much bacteriostatic water you add to the vial sets the concentration; more water means a lower concentration
- Reconstituted peptide should be swirled gently, never shaken, and stored in the fridge
- The Egrifta SV brand prescription vial is mixed with sterile water per its package insert, not bacteriostatic water
- Tesamorelin is the only growth-hormone-releasing peptide approved in the US for body composition
- A mixed research vial keeps in the fridge for about 28 days; the prescription brand vial is meant to be used right after mixing
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