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Twenty-one multi-compound vials — the Wolverine stack, CJC-1295 with ipamorelin, the GHK-Cu pairings — each with its components broken out in milligrams.
A blend is the single most common source of dosing error in this library, for a structural reason: you dose by one component and receive all of them. "20 units of Wolverine" is not a dose of anything until you know the ratio in that vial. Every blend here carries its composition as structured milligram figures rather than a marketing name, so the arithmetic can actually be done.
Decide which component you are dosing by, then work out what that draw delivers of the others. The blend dose calculator does exactly this, and the app does it inline while you log.
Because blend names are marketing, not specifications, and two vendors' versions of the same name can carry different ratios. Always dose from the ratio on your own vial — which is why every blend here shows its components in milligrams rather than as a name.
Not under its blend name — nobody publishes on those. The compound page searches the components AND-ed together for work on the pairing, then each component on its own.
Every figure on these pages is sourced the same way — see the editorial policy for the hierarchy, and the full library for all 208 compounds.