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SS-LUP-332 Vial Size Comparison
The table below compares 5mg and 10mg SS-LUP-332 vial sizes across reconstitution concentration, dose count at common research doses, storage considerations, and cost efficiency to help researchers select the optimal format for their protocol design. 5mg 2mL b
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- The table below compares 5mg and 10mg SS-LUP-332 vial sizes across reconstitution concentration, dose count at common research doses, storage considerations, and cost efficiency to help researchers select the optimal format for their protocol design.
- 5mg
- 2mL bacteriostatic water
- 2.5mg/mL
- 10 doses
- 5 doses
- 28 days at 2–8°C
- Moderate—higher per-mg cost
- Short-term single-subject studies, dose-finding pilots, first-time protocols with uncertain total demand
- Best for protocols under 3 weeks or when peptide demand is under 4mg total—minimizes waste if study doesn't extend
- 10mg
- 2.5–3mL bacteriostatic water
- 3.3–4mg/mL
- 20 doses
- High—lowest per-mg cost
- Multi-week protocols, multi-subject studies, repeat dosing schedules over 4+ weeks
- Best for studies requiring 7mg+ total or involving multiple subjects—reduces per-dose cost and eliminates mid-protocol reordering risk
- Researchers conducting dose-response studies should consider purchasing one 5mg vial for the initial dose-finding phase, then scaling to 10mg vials once the effective dose range is confirmed—this prevents over-committing to large peptide volumes before the protocol is optimized.