Reconstitution calculator

Enter your dose.
We do the rest.

Nettle turns your vial strength and desired dose into a water volume that lands on a clean, round-unit draw — then carries you through drawing, logging, and reminders in one flow instead of five separate apps.

A calculation and logging tool — not a source for obtaining peptides.

The core idea

One continuous flow — not siloed tabs

Reconstitute
Draw
Log
Remind
Weigh-in

Built differently on purpose

The math and the logistics, handled together

Most peptide calculators stop at a number. Nettle carries that number through the rest of the routine — and stays out of the way of decisions that belong to you and your provider.

Calculator

Solve for water, not just dose

Enter vial strength and desired dose. Nettle suggests a water volume that lands on a clean, round-unit draw — instead of making you guess the water first.

Diagrams

Built from your own numbers

Syringe and vial graphics are generated from your actual reconstitution — not generic stock illustrations that don't match what's in your hand.

Conversions

Every unit, handled inside

mg⇄mcg, mL⇄units — converted wherever they show up, so you never have to leave the app to check a number.

Weight tracker

Trends, not decisions

Weigh-ins surface patterns worth bringing to your provider. Nettle never uses that data to suggest, adjust, or recommend a dose.

Reference library + inventory

Your active vials, at a glance

Color-coded by peptide, tracked by remaining volume and days of supply, with reminders scoped to each individual vial.

62%
Tirzepatide — Vial A
10 mg · 2.5 mg/mL · exp 09/14
Next dose Thu · 7:00 AM
88%
Retatrutide — Vial B
5 mg · 1.0 mg/mL · exp 11/02
Next dose Sun · 8:30 AM
41%
BPC-157
5 mg · 0.5 mg/mL · exp 08/30
Next dose Today · 6:00 PM

Sample data shown for illustration.

Nettle is a calculation, logging, and reference tool — not medical advice, and not a source for obtaining peptides. Tirzepatide is prescription-only in the U.S.; retatrutide and other library compounds are investigational and not FDA-approved. Always confirm doses and compound status with your prescriber or pharmacist.

Stop doing vial math on a napkin.

Set up your first vial in under two minutes.