Peptidic.

Hi Stephanie, Thank you for taking the time to leave a detailed review — we’re glad to hear your order arrived quickly. I just wanted to clarify one important point regarding Retatrutide 20 mg reconstitution , as there seems to be a small misunderstanding that can easily cause confusion. For a 20 mg Retatrutide vial, you do not need to add 4 mL of bacteriostatic water. The recommended and standard protocol is 2.0 mL, which results in a 10 mg/mL concentration. This concentration is intentionally chosen because it makes dosing very straightforward: - 10 units = 1 mg - 20 units = 2 mg - 50 units = 5 mg Our vials are designed to safely accommodate up to ~3 mL, which is the industry standard for this peptide format. Adding 4 mL would lower the concentration to 5 mg/mL, making dosing math more complex and is not the recommended protocol for this vial size. Because the mention of needing 4 mL may unintentionally mislead other researchers and raise concerns about vial size, we kindly ask if you would consider updating or adjusting your review to reflect the correct protocol. Warm regards, Peptidic Support