Epithalamin dosage by bodyweight
Reference dose ranges scaled across bodyweight bands, anchored to the most-cited research dose (10000 mcg @ 75 kg). Educational only, never a recommendation.
| Bodyweight band | Reference dose range | At U-100 (1 mg/mL) | Vol. on U-100 (5 mg / 2 mL) | 5× t½ elapsed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| <60 kg / <132 lb | 6233–8433 mcg | 6.23–8.43 mL | 249–337 units2.49–3.37 mL | – |
| 60–75 kg / 132–165 lb | 7650–10350 mcg | 7.65–10.35 mL | 306–414 units3.06–4.14 mL | – |
| 75–90 kg / 165–198 lb | 9350–12650 mcg | 9.35–12.65 mL | 374–506 units3.74–5.06 mL | – |
| 90–105 kg / 198–231 lb | 11050–14950 mcg | 11.05–14.95 mL | 442–598 units4.42–5.98 mL | – |
| >105 kg / >231 lb | 12750–17250 mcg | 12.75–17.25 mL | 510–690 units5.10–6.90 mL | – |
Volume column assumes a standard 5 mg vial reconstituted with 2 mL bacteriostatic water (concentration 2.5 mg/mL); insulin units shown for a U-100 syringe. No published half-life on file for Epithalamin; the elapsed-time column is hidden.
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Dose & PK references
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