Resources
Blog & guides
Our guides and articles on peptides, reconstitution, protocols and research.
Storing peptides: lyophilized vs reconstituted
How to store a peptide depending on its state — lyophilized powder (long term) or reconstituted solution (refrigerator) — and the mistakes to avoid: light, heat, freeze cycles.
The essential peptide vocabulary
A clear glossary of the terms you meet around peptides: lyophilizate, reconstitution, concentration, half-life, bioavailability, titration, syringe units…
How to reconstitute a peptide: a step-by-step guide
Reconstituting a lyophilized peptide, step by step: materials, concentration calculation, volume to draw and good laboratory handling practices.
Receiving and storing your peptide order well
What to do when a peptide order arrives: check the parcel and seals, understand the cold chain, and store each product by its state to preserve stability.
U-100, U-50, U-30 units: reading your insulin syringe
What the U-100, U-50 and U-30 graduations on an insulin syringe mean, how to convert a volume into units, and how to pick the right syringe for a small volume.