Managing multiple peptide compounds means one thing above all else: never confuse your vials. Here's a simple, reliable labeling and organization system that takes five minutes to set up and prevents costly mistakes.
The Basics: What to Write on Every Vial
- Compound name — abbreviated is fine (SEM for semaglutide, BPC for BPC-157)
- Concentration — mg/mL after reconstitution
- Date reconstituted — discard after 30 days
- Volume remaining — update after each draw (optional but helpful)
Best Labeling Materials
Masking tape and a fine-tip permanent marker work perfectly on glass vials. Wrap a small strip around the vial body. Avoid labels on the cap — they fall off. Color-coded tape by compound type is an easy upgrade.
How VialLock Cases Help
VialLock's snug-fit grid slots keep vials in fixed positions — assign each slot to a specific compound and they'll always be in the same place. No more hunting through a bag for the right vial. The RGB Metallic color options also let you use case color as another organizational layer. Shop VialLock cases.