DoseGauge turns your vial size, bacteriostatic water, and target dose into the exact units to draw on a U-100 insulin syringe. Free, no signup, works for any peptide or GLP-1. Pharmacology is cited, and your inputs never leave your device.
I built DoseGauge because reconstitution math is fiddly and the stakes are real. People dissolve a vial, then have to convert "my dose is X mg" into "how far do I pull the plunger on a U-100 syringe," and the answer changes with how much bacteriostatic water they added. Most people end up copying a number off a forum, which is exactly how you get a wrong dose.
So this is the boring-but-careful version:
Enter your vial size, your water volume, and your dose. It gives you the exact units to draw, the concentration, and how many doses your vial holds.
Works for any peptide or GLP-1, not a fixed list.
It never recommends a dose. It only does the math on what you enter, and every pharmacology number on the site is cited.
Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs never touch a server. No signup, no account, free.
I just added per-compound dosage charts (units to draw across common reconstitutions) so you can sanity-check before you draw.
It is informational and educational only, not medical advice. I would love feedback from anyone in this space: what is confusing, what is missing, what compound you want next.
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