biohackguy72

Tuesday definitely has a weird energy for making simple division feel like calculus.

clinicalwolf

Pro tip is to write out the units in giant letters on a whiteboard so your brain cannot wander off.

clinical21

The peptide math panic is a universal rite of passage around here.

amberrat

This whole thread sounds like a liability nightmare waiting to happen.

clinicalhead

Nobody is actually letting the subject drink the math homework calm down.

vialfiles38

I refuse to trust any website calculator because I am terrified my computer will add an extra zero just to watch my research subject float away.

saltwatch

Honestly we have all been there staring at the syringe wondering if three zeros means something different on a Tuesday.

salthands

Please tell me you use one of those online peptide calculators instead of doing it by hand like a caveman.

ambernotes

Whiteboards saved my life back when I first started tracking my research protocols.

rust_pdx86

Doing it by hand builds character and also high blood pressure.

oliver

the decimal thing gets everyone, mg vs mcg is where most mistakes happen. we make Dose Track and this is exactly why we built the recon calculator into the vial itself. you enter the mg in the vial and how much bac water you added, then pick your dose in mcg and it gives you the exact units on the syringe. it also keeps count of what's left per vial as you log so you're not redoing the math every time search Dose Track on iOS or android. code OLIVER14 gets 2 weeks free on yearly if you want to try it