Hi Product Hunt. I'm Jake, and Peptides Vietnam is a free, bilingual education site about peptides and GLP-1 medicines in Vietnam, written in both English and Vietnamese.

Why I built it

Information about peptides and GLP-1 medicines in Vietnam is scattered. Most of it sits in one language, much of it is forum talk, and very little of it points back to published research. The other gap is plain arithmetic. People who mix a freeze-dried vial have to turn milligrams, millilitres of BAC water and syringe units into a number they can actually read on a syringe, and that is easy to get wrong by a factor of ten or a thousand. I wanted one place that does the math clearly, shows its working, and explains the topic in both languages.

What is inside

A reconstitution calculator. Enter the amount in the vial and the BAC water you add, and it shows the concentration and the units on a U-100 insulin syringe, with every step of the working shown so you can check it by hand. It does arithmetic only. It never picks a dose.

An insulin syringe units chart. On a U-100 syringe, 1 unit is 0.01 mL and 100 units is 1 mL. The chart covers 0.3, 0.5 and 1 mL barrels, how many units sit in 1, 2 and 3 mL, and how the same mark means a different volume on a U-40 or U-500 syringe. It reads a printed scale. It does not choose a dose.

Peptide profiles that cite published research. Each profile explains what a compound is and what the research describes, with the sources listed at the end of each section so you can read them yourself.

Testing lab comparisons. If you want to understand how third party testing and certificates of analysis work, the site compares independent testing labs and explains what a certificate does and does not prove.

Guides to prices and rules in Vietnam. These explain how peptides and GLP-1 medicines are treated in Vietnam, what things cost, and what to check, written for people who live here or are moving here.

A beginner section and an FAQ. Short, plain answers to common questions, such as the difference between bacteriostatic water and sterile water, and whether BAC water needs to be kept in the fridge.

What it is not

It is an education site, not a clinic, not a pharmacy and not a shop. It does not tell anyone what to take, and nothing on it is medical advice. The calculators are there to check arithmetic, not to replace a doctor.

Bilingual by design

Every main page has an English and a Vietnamese version, so a reader can switch languages on the same topic instead of relying on machine translation. Vietnamese readers get the same depth as English readers.

How it is built

It is a fast web app built with Next.js and React, hosted on Vercel behind Cloudflare. No account, no paywall and no app to install. It works on a phone, which is where most people check a syringe chart.

What I would love feedback on

The calculators first. If you have ever mixed a vial and had to do the math on paper, try the reconstitution calculator and tell me where the working is unclear or where a label could be plainer. I am also keen to hear which topics people want covered next, and whether the Vietnamese wording reads naturally.

Thank you for taking a look.