Standard Dosage Range
Research dosing range: 100-300 mcg per dose
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Dosage by Use Case
Growth Hormone Pulse
4-6 weeks (cycled)
Administer subcutaneously. Best used in pulses to avoid receptor desensitization. Commonly used before workouts or before bed.
Cardioprotection (Experimental)
4 weeks
Based on animal models. Subcutaneous injection. Further research needed to validate efficacy and safety for this use.
Muscle Recovery Support
4-6 weeks (cycled)
Subcutaneous injection. Taken post-workout to potentiate GH release and aid recovery. Cycle length dependent on individual tolerance.
Timing & Frequency
Injections are typically administered in the morning or before bed, or pre/post-workout. Due to its short half-life (~70 minutes), effects are transient.
Cycle Guidance
Hexarelin is prone to rapid tachyphylaxis (receptor desensitization), so it is crucial to cycle its use. Common practice uses a 4–6 week cycle followed by a 4-week break or longer. Using lower effective dose throughout the cycle is advised to avoid quick desensitization. Monitor prolactin levels if using higher dosages.
Reconstitution Reference
Quick reference for reconstituting Hexarelin. For custom vial sizes and concentrations, use the Reconstitution Calculator.
| Common Vial Size | Typically 2 mg per vial |
| BAC Water Volume | 1 mL bacteriostatic water for 2 mg/mL concentration |
| Concentration & Draw | At 2 mg/mL: 200 mcg = 0.1 mL (10 units on a 100-unit insulin syringe) |
| Storage | Refrigerate at 2–8°C after reconstitution. Keep lyophilized powder at room temperature or refrigerated. |
| Stability | Reconstituted solution stable up to 30 days refrigerated. Lyophilized powder stable 12-24 months per manufacturer specifications. |
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Last updated: 2026-02-19