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Follistatin-344

1 mg vial

Follistatin-344: a 1 mg vial

What a 1 mg vial of Follistatin-344 becomes once it is mixed, and what each dose reported in the sources draws to on a syringe. Every figure is arithmetic on the vial size in the heading — none of it is a recommendation, and the doses are the ones our sources describe rather than ones we picked.

Leading with

1 mg + 1 mL bacteriostatic water = 1 mg/mL

Chosen because it puts the reported doses on readable marks of a 1 mL U-100 syringe. Other volumes are perfectly valid — the dilution table further down covers them, and the concentration changes what every dose draws to.

What each reported dose draws to

At 1 mg/mL, on a 1 mL U-100 syringe. Every row names the source it came from, and a trial protocol and a community convention are not the same kind of information.

Reported doses for Follistatin-344, converted to syringe units for a 1 mg vial.
GoalDoseUnitsDoses in this vialSource
Commonly described community protocolDaily for a course of 10 to 30 days · Subcutaneous100 mcg – 300 mcg10 units – 30 units10Community practice

Check every figure against the vial in front of you before drawing. Vials are filled with an overage and labels are not a guarantee. Change any of these numbers in the calculator.

If you add a different amount of water

The same 1 mg of compound, at four common volumes. More water means a larger, easier-to-measure draw of a weaker solution; less water means the opposite. The amount of compound you inject is identical in every row — only the volume carrying it changes.

Concentration and draw volume for a 1 mg vial at four water volumes.
Water addedConcentration100 mcg draws to
1 mLshown above1 mg/mL10 units units · 0.1 mL
2 mL0.5 mg/mL20 units units · 0.2 mL
3 mL0.333 mg/mL30 units units · 0.3 mL
5 mL0.2 mg/mL50 units units · 0.5 mL

Storage

Before mixing

Refrigerated at 2–8 °C, protected from light.

After mixing

Refrigerated at 2–8 °C, and used quickly. A large glycoprotein is far less stable in solution than a short peptide, and it will not look any different once it has lost activity.

Arithmetic on the vial size named above and the doses our sources report. Nothing here is a recommendation, a protocol or medical advice, and no clinician has reviewed it. Some rows describe community practice, which is not evidence that a dose is safe or effective. Speak to a licensed healthcare provider before acting on any of it.

Sources for the doses above are listed in full on the Follistatin-344 profile, each with the trial or label it came from.