Reconstituting hCG Peptide: A Detailed Guide with Images

Reconstituting hCG Peptide: A Detailed Guide with Images hCG comes in a powdered form and must be reconstituted with either sterile or bacteriostatic water for injection. While both options work, using bacteriostatic water helps preserve the hCG longer than sterile water. Before starting, ensure your hCG vial is vacuum sealed. When you reconstitute, draw your sterile or bacteriostatic water, then firmly grip the syringe plunger as you insert it through the vial's stopper. Avoid letting it draw water back from the syringe. Tilt the vial slightly and gently let the water run down the side, steering clear of the powder directly. If it bubbles, you might have harmed the hormone. Avoid shaking the hCG; instead, swirl it gently and store it in the fridge for up to 30-40 days. Ingredients: 1 x hCG Vial, Sterile Water or Bacteriostatic Water, 1 x 1ml 29g 1/2" Needle (Insulin Needle), Alcohol Swabs. Dosage calculations for hCG are straightforward: If you have 5,000IU hCG and add 20ml of water, you get 250IU/ml. If you add 10ml, it’s 500IU/ml; with 5ml, it’s 1,000IU/ml; and for 2ml, it’s 2,500IU/ml.