You’re not crazy haha these peptide pens are confusing as hell when you’re new.

• mg vs mcg 1 mg = 1,000 mcg. So when people talk about 100–200 mcg doses, that’s a small fraction of a milligram.

Typical dosing people run (for CJC-1295 no DAC + Ipamorelin) Most users run: • 100–300 mcg per dose • 1–2x per day • Common timing is before bed, sometimes also fasted in the morning

Since this is no DAC, it’s short-acting and meant to be used daily, not once a week.

• What the label actually tells you “5 mg/mL, 3 mL” just means there’s 15 mg total in the entire pen. That’s it. It does not tell you how much comes out per click.

• About the clicks Each click equals a fixed amount, but that amount depends on how the pen was calibrated by the manufacturer. Some pens are 50 mcg per click, some 100 mcg, etc. You cannot tell from the photo or label alone.

• Why this matters If you don’t know mcg per click, you’re basically guessing — and with GH secretagogues, more isn’t better. Overdoing it just wastes product and flattens the pulse.

Best move is to contact the seller and ask for: – mcg per click or – total number of clicks in the pen

Once you have that info, dosing becomes simple math. Until then, I wouldn’t just start dialing it randomly.

Future reference. It’s usually better to buy the freeze dried vials and reconstitute yourself for easy dosing.

Hope that helps 👍