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Catalogue specifications

Content vs concentration.
Start with the unit.

A practical guide to reading peptide amounts, liquid volumes and format details before making an enquiry.

A peptide amount in mg and a concentration in mg/mL describe different things. The first is a mass; the second is a mass for a stated volume. When you compare catalogue entries, keep the material name, listed content and presentation in separate fields.

This distinction is useful for BPC-157, KPV, Retatrutide and other named entries. It also prevents a picture of a vial or pen-style kit from becoming a substitute for the actual specification.

What do mg, mL and mg/mL mean?

Three different specification fields
UnitDescribesQuestion to ask
mgMass, expressed in milligramsWhat material and reporting basis does the amount identify?
mLVolume, expressed in millilitresIs this actual liquid volume or container capacity?
mg/mLMass concentrationWhich constituent and mixture volume does the value refer to?

IUPAC defines mass concentration in terms of a constituent’s mass relative to the mixture volume. Read the primary IUPAC definition. A mass-only listing leaves the volume unspecified, so it cannot establish a liquid concentration on its own.

This page explains catalogue units. It does not provide preparation instructions, delivered amounts or a use schedule.

Confirmed catalogue amounts at a glance

Selected Aurelis entries, drawn from the shared catalogue
Named entryListed amount optionsHow to read them
BPC-15710 mgListed content per unit; confirm selected presentation
KPV10 mgListed content per unit; confirm selected presentation
GHK-Cu50 mg / 100 mgListed content per unit; confirm selected presentation
Retatrutide30 mg / 40 mg / 50 mg / 60 mgListed content per unit; confirm selected presentation
Tesamorelin5 mg / 10 mgListed content per unit; confirm selected presentation

Separate options are separate catalogue specifications. Retatrutide 30 mg and 60 mg identify different listed amounts; neither number establishes the concentration of an offered liquid. The Tesamorelin options likewise identify content choices rather than a timetable or comparative effect.

Ask which option and presentation are currently available. Retain the complete name: for example, the GHK and GHK-Cu comparison explains why a related name should not silently replace the named entry.

Container capacity is another field

A container may be described by capacity, while the supplied contents have their own specification. Keep a capacity label apart from any declared liquid fill volume. If a photograph or brief shows only a container size, ask for the missing content details.

For a vial or pen-style kit, request the named material, accepted amount basis and supplied component list. Confirm whether the enquiry concerns a standalone unit or a packaged kit. Do not infer an amount delivered by a device from its appearance or from a total milligram figure.

Blend totals need their components

A total amount for a blend does not tell you how much of each component it contains. Preserve the component names and amounts exactly as accepted. A ratio cannot be supplied by the product category or by the sum alone.

The Aurelis blend guide keeps unresolved specifications visible. If a blend is listed as specification on request, request that specification; do not assign a concentration or component breakdown from a similar-looking product elsewhere.

Use a short specification checklist

Record the exact peptide or blend name, listed content option, preferred presentation and requested quantity. For any liquid specification, request the actual declared volume and concentration basis separately. Ask for the matching batch identity and content records through our quality-documentation page.

That record connects the catalogue enquiry to the offered material. It also makes a revised quotation easier to compare: you can see whether the name, amount, format or another field has changed without treating all differences as “strength.”

Send an enquiry with the units intact

Include your selected named entry, amount option and preferred vial or kit format. Add your destination in the USA, Canada or Australia and request confirmation of current local availability. If a document uses a different unit, attach the original wording and ask what it represents.

Contact Aurelis Peptides or email sales@aurelispeptides.com. Browse the catalogue for the complete current list of named entries.

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Your next enquiry
starts with the details.

Tell us the compound, listed content, preferred presentation and destination. Our team can discuss local availability and the documentation for your selected material.