About Medibact Guides

Illustration: A fact-checker's desk seen from above: a magnifier, a stack of blank index cards, a pen and a closed notebook.

Medibact Guides exists because the arithmetic of reconstitution is where most mistakes happen: a vial size, a volume of bacteriostatic water and a target amount have to become a concentration and a syringe reading, and the answer has to be right every time.

The site publishes calculators, charts, dosage references and stacking guides for research peptides. Calculators compute concentration and syringe units from what the reader enters; dosage references report what labels, trials and formularies state, with the source and date on every figure. Nothing here recommends a dose or a protocol.

The site is operated by MedB LLC, trading as Medibact. It sells nothing; bacteriostatic water and the compound guides it links to are sold on medibact.com.

Who writes it

Everything here is published under the editorial name Medibact Guides; no page carries a personal byline. The standard every page is held to is on the how the math works page, and corrections go through the contact page.

What it sells

Nothing. The bacteriostatic water and the compound guides mentioned on these pages are sold at medibact.com, which is where every product card leads.

Operated by MedB LLC, trading as Medibact.