Peptide Schedule

Peptide Research, Backed by Data.

Published research and community consensus for 150+ peptides.
Free tools, expert protocols, and transparent sourcing.

150+ peptides researched1,689+ PubMed citations24 expert protocols100% free

How It Works

Research. Calculate. Track. Everything in one place.

Step 1

Research Your Peptide

Browse 150+ peptides with published data, safety grades, and community reports. Compare side by side. Every source is labeled.

Step 2

Use the Right Tool

Dosage calculators, interaction checker, half-life chart, GLP-1 titration, and reconstitution math. Pick the tool that fits your question.

Step 3

Plan and Track

Choose an expert protocol or build your own. Set a start date, sync to your calendar, and log every dose.

What is Peptide Schedule?

A free research platform with dose calculators, expert protocols, and side-by-side comparisons for 150+ peptides. Returns exact syringe units for any vial size + bacteriostatic water, references published trial data, and builds a complete weekly cycle plan in under five minutes. No signup. No ads.

Common Peptide Schedules at a Glance

A quick reference for the most-asked dosing schedules. Click any peptide for full protocols, citations, and a per-vial calculator.

PeptideTypical FrequencyCycle Length
BPC-157Daily, often twice4–6 weeks on, 2–4 off
TB-5002–3× per week4–6 weeks loading, then maintenance
SemaglutideOnce weekly16–20 wk titration, then maintenance
TirzepatideOnce weekly20 wk titration, then maintenance
CJC-1295 + IpamorelinAM + before bed8–12 weeks on, 4 off
MK-677Daily, evening3–6 months, 1 month off
PT-141As needed1–4 hr before activity, <2 mg / 72 hr

Typical research-community ranges. Verify against the per-peptide page for full citations and contraindications.

How the Math Works

Peptide Schedule turns three inputs — vial size (mg), bacteriostatic water (mL), and dose (mcg) — into exact syringe units across U-100, U-50, U-40, and U-30 graduations. Every peptide in the database ships with recommended vial sizes, BAC water amounts, and three dosing tiers (beginner, moderate, aggressive).

The Reconstitution Math

  • Concentration (mcg/mL) = Vial mg × 1000 ÷ BAC water mL
  • Draw volume (mL) = Dose mcg ÷ Concentration
  • Syringe units = Draw volume × Units per mL

You do not have to memorize this. The calculator runs every step automatically.

Ready to get started?

Pick a peptide. Calculate your dose. Build your schedule.

Peptide Schedule Research Team