- Type
- Reusable pen body
- Cartridge
- 3 mL
- Needles
- Standard screw-on pen needles (32G 4 mm sold separately)
- Use
- Vial-to-pen work with reconstituted research peptides
- Contents
- Pen only; no compound included
FAQ
What is a peptide pen?
A peptide pen is a pen body that holds a cartridge of reconstituted peptide solution and dispenses measured volumes through a screw-on pen needle. This one is reusable and takes 3 mL cartridges.
How is it different from a pre-filled pen?
A pre-filled pen, such as the Retatrutide pen, arrives filled and is used as supplied. The reusable pen arrives empty; the lab reconstitutes a vial and fills a 3 mL cartridge itself.
What do I need to use the pen?
A reconstituted vial, BAC water, a 3 mL cartridge and pen needles. BAC water and 32G 4 mm pen needles are on their own pages.
Which compounds can go into the pen?
Any compound that is reconstituted into solution can be moved into a cartridge. The volume in one cartridge is up to 3 mL, so plan the concentration with the reconstitution calculator.
How should a filled cartridge be stored?
Keep it refrigerated at 2 to 8 °C, away from light, and label it with the compound, concentration and date it was filled.
