SerenQHealth

Guides

Handling guides for both formats. Pen guides first, since that is how the SerenQ range is supplied; vial and reconstitution guides below for the compounds that come as powder.

How to use a peptide pen
Dial units, priming, needle changes, storage and troubleshooting
Pen dial units explained
One unit is 0.01ml. Converting units to micrograms, with tables
Pens compared with vials
The honest advantages and disadvantages of each format
How to mix peptides for injection
For vial-format compounds: diluent, technique and the errors that ruin a vial
Concentration and syringe maths
Why 100 units is always 1ml, with read-off tables
Common reconstitution mistakes
Eleven errors, most leaving no visible trace
Sterile technique
Swabbing, coring, drawing, and when to discard a vial
Storage and stability
Temperature, light, freeze-thaw damage and shelf life
Reading an HPLC report
Purity against content, and the batch check most people skip

Compound-specific detail is in the reference index.