And as indicated by the list above of upcoming trials, there may be several new indications in the near future
Phase 4: the 1.7mg acceleration dose (34 units) The jump from 1.0mg to 1.7mg is the largest single escalation in the standard protocol, a 0.7mg increase compared to the 0.25mg and 0.5mg jumps earlier
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Certain antibiotics have to be taken for certain infections and you really want to treat the specific infection and not just take something that is good enough, because that can lead to antibiotic resistance to certain infections, says Flaker, who notes that if side effects related to sun sensitivity do occur, they will be temporary
Calculating concentration and dose Standard PT-141 concentration: 10mg PT-141 + 2ml water = 5mg/ml This is ideal concentration for dosing Alternative: 10mg + 1ml = 10mg/ml (more concentrated, smaller injection volume) Most use 5mg/ml for easier dosing calculations Dose calculation formula: Desired dose (mg) Concentration (mg/ml) = Volume to inject (ml) Example: Want 1.5mg dose, have 5mg/ml concentration 1.5mg 5mg/ml = 0.3ml 0.3ml = 30 units on insulin syringe (1ml = 100 units) Common PT-141 doses: Concentration alternatives: More concentrated (10mg + 1ml = 10mg/ml): Pros: Smaller injection volume, vial lasts longer Cons: Harder to measure small doses accurately Example: 1.5mg dose = 0.15ml (15 units) More dilute (10mg + 4ml = 2.5mg/ml): Pros: Easier precise dosing, gentler injection Cons: Larger injection volume, more water needed Example: 1.5mg dose = 0.6ml (60 units) Recommendation: 5mg/ml standard (10mg + 2ml) works best Easy calculations Reasonable injection volumes Accurate dosing possible Most peptide protocols use this Use our peptide calculator for instant dose calculations
