Laboratory calculator
BPC-157 Cost Calculator (10 mg vial)
Worked example
Worked example: a 10 mg vial of BPC-157 at $58.99 works out to $5.90 per mg. A 250 mcg example aliquot costs $1.47 and the vial holds 40 aliquots of that size. For 10 aliquots, 1 vial(s) are needed, a material cost of $14.75 at the per-aliquot rate.
Cost calculator
- Cost per mg
- 5.9 USD
- Cost per aliquot
- 1.47 USD
- Aliquots per vial
- 40
- Vials needed for the number of aliquots
- 1
- Cost of the number of aliquots
- 14.75 USD
The starting price is the Pepcore catalogue price for this size. Replace it with the price you pay.
How it works
- Cost per mg = price / vial mass: $58.99 / 10 mg = $5.90.
- Cost per aliquot = cost per mg x target amount in mg.
- Aliquots per vial = vial mass in mcg / target amount.
- Vials needed for N aliquots = N / aliquots per vial, rounded up to whole vials (N is the number of aliquots you enter).
- The starting price is the Pepcore catalogue price for this size; replace it with the price you pay.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price per mg of a 10 mg vial of BPC-157?
$58.99 divided by 10 mg is $5.90 per mg, based on the Pepcore catalogue price for this vial size.
What does a 250 mcg aliquot of BPC-157 cost?
$5.90 per mg times 0.25 mg (250 mcg) is $1.47, and the vial holds 40 aliquots of that size.
How many 10 mg vials of BPC-157 are needed for 10 aliquots?
At 40 aliquots per vial, 10 aliquots of 250 mcg need 1 whole vial(s) and add up to $14.75 at the per-aliquot rate. Change the number of aliquots or the target amount to recalculate.
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