To make your peptide an injectable solution, you need to reconstitute (mix) it with Bacteriostatic water.
There is essentially right or wrong amount of BAC to add.
I like to follow a standard of 1ml per 10mg. However, not every peptide situation will allow you to follow this. Peptide vials hold 3ml of liquid, therefore if you have a peptide over 30mg you are unable to add 1ml per each 10mg.
The more BAC you add, the larger your injection. Less back, smaller injection.
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For a step by step video tutorial on the process of Reconstituting, please reach out!
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I recommend using a Peptide Calculator like this one:
https://cellgenic.com/peptide-calculator/
Or if you are an iPhone user, the following app:

