How to Reconstitute Your Medication
Step-by-step demonstration of how to safely reconstitute compounded medication at home, from prepping vials to mixing and storing your dose.
If your provider has prescribed a compounded peptide or injectable medication, it may arrive as a powder that needs to be mixed with a diluent — usually bacteriostatic water — before it's ready to use. This process, called reconstitution, only needs to be done once per vial. The video below walks through each step, from prepping your vials to storing your reconstituted medication.
If you have any questions about reconstituting your medication, storage, or dosing, please reach out to our team — we're happy to walk through it with you.
