Terms of Use
By James Li, Lead Editor · Updated · Reviewed
Quick answer
These terms cover the free calculator at PepCalc.ai, which turns a vial's milligram label and a water volume into a concentration and a syringe mark, and they also cover the pages that explain that same arithmetic.
Using the site means you accept that the result is math from the numbers you typed, that PepCalc does not provide medical advice or a product, and that a history you save stays in this browser.
What do these terms cover?
PepCalc is a website and a calculator you can open without an account, where you type the milligrams on a label, the milliliters of water you added, and an amount you want to measure, and you read the concentration and the U-100 syringe mark that follow from those entries.
The same terms apply to the topic pages, the unit charts, and the conversion tools, because those pages use the same formulas and they are part of this site rather than a separate service.
What is not allowed?
Do not use PepCalc as a treatment plan, a diagnosis, or a source of doses, and do not present a screenshot or a copied paragraph as if PepCalc had told someone what to take.
Do not copy the site in order to sell peptides, and do not place PepCalc links on a page that sells them. The calculator does not endorse a compound, a shop, or an administration method.
How do changes work?
PepCalc can update the calculator, the pages, or these terms when a formula is corrected or the site changes, and the version you see at pepcalc.ai is the one that applies when you use it.
If a line on a page looks wrong, write to support@pepcalc.ai and name the page, and James Li, Lead Editor, checks a formula or an approval sentence against the source.
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