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10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml
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10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

10 mg + 2 ml water = 5 mg per ml

50 mg + 2 ml water = 25 mg per ml

5 mg + 2 ml water = 2.5 mg per ml

1000 mg + 2 ml water = 500 mg per ml

500 mg + 2 ml water = 250 mg per ml
Protocols
Preparation and handling guides. They describe how to prepare a vial, not how much of it to use.
How to turn a lyophilised vial into a clear solution of known concentration.
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Every CellMind product is reconstituted with one 2 ml vial of sterile water — no more, no less. Concentration = vial mg ÷ 2 ml. NAD+ and Glutathione come in a larger 10 ml vial: still add only 2 ml.
Take the vial and the water out of the fridge 10–15 minutes before starting. Cold water dissolves powder more slowly.
Wipe the rubber stopper of the vial and of the water vial with an alcohol swab. Let them dry.
Draw the full 2 ml of sterile water into the syringe. Remove air bubbles before continuing.

Insert the needle at an angle and let the water run slowly down the inside wall of the vial. Do not spray it directly onto the powder — that causes foaming and can damage the peptide.

Roll the vial gently between your fingers or let it stand. Most peptides dissolve within a few minutes. Shaking breaks the molecule.

It should be completely clear (GHK-Cu is blue by nature). Cloudiness or particles mean the vial should not be used.
Write compound, mg, ml, concentration and the date on the vial. Keep reconstituted vials at 2–8 °C, upright and away from light. Use within the period stated on the certificate.