Reconstitution
calculator
Arithmetic, not advice.
Enter the amount in the vial and the final volume of solution. You get the concentration and what one click of the dial delivers. Add an amount per dispense and you also get its volume and the clicks to dial.
This tool calculates from your entries. It does not choose an amount, a diluent, or a preparation method.
- Total amount
- mg
- Final volume
- mL
- Concentration
- mg/mL
01 Your numbers
Example only: fictional arithmetic inputs, not a recommended amount or preparation. Change any number to use your own entries.
02 Result
Your calculation
Enter the vial amount and final solution volume to see your concentration.
Calculated volume
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Calculated click equivalent
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Concentration
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Amount in each milliliter of solution.
Amount per click
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Calculated using the pen’s stated volume per click.
Explain my result
How your numbers connect
Neighboring whole-click settings
For comparison only. Neither setting is selected or recommended. The pen cannot set the exact fractional result.
Each count uses that setting’s calculated amount and excludes priming, transfer, and residual losses.
Amount in one full dial turn
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Theoretical full dispenses at your entered amount
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Uses your entered amount without rounding to whole clicks. Excludes priming, transfer, and residual losses.
A fractional click result cannot be set exactly. This count describes the arithmetic at your entered amount, not an achievable whole-click setting.
Displayed values may be rounded for readability. Calculations use the underlying values. These results do not verify device accuracy or preparation suitability.
Understand the limits
Pen mode checks the MODTECH dial and cartridge limits. Vial mode calculates volume without applying pen limits. An optional U-100 conversion uses 100 scale units per mL; barrel capacity changes the display range, not the conversion. Check the actual markings on your device.
A few useful distinctions
What changes between pen and vial mode?
Both use the same concentration and calculated volume. Pen mode converts that volume into MODTECH clicks and checks the dial limits. Vial mode keeps the result in mL, with an optional U-100 scale equivalent.
Is liquid added the same as final volume?
Not always. The calculation uses the total solution volume after mixing. If you know only the amount of liquid added, the calculator cannot determine the difference for your material.
Does the calculator choose an amount?
No. Enter an independently determined amount. The example only demonstrates arithmetic; it does not recommend an amount, substance, diluent, or preparation.
Are pen clicks and U-100 units interchangeable?
They describe different devices. The stated MODTECH click volume and one U-100 scale unit both correspond to 0.01 mL, but that numerical match does not make other pens or scales equivalent. Use the mode that matches your device.
What do these units mean?
- mg and mcg — amount of material
- Both measure mass. One milligram (mg) equals 1,000 micrograms (mcg). They do not measure liquid volume.
- mL — liquid volume
- Milliliters describe how much liquid there is.
- mg/mL or mcg/mL — concentration
- The amount of material in each milliliter. For the same total amount, a larger final volume gives a lower concentration.
- Clicks — pen increments
- A click is one fixed step of this pen’s mechanism. The amount represented by a click depends on concentration. Clicks are not a universal unit across devices.
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MODTECH products are precision hardware sold for laboratory and research use only. They are not medical devices. No substances are included with or sold alongside any product, and nothing on this page constitutes medical advice or instructions for administering any substance to humans or animals.
This calculator divides the numbers you enter and makes no recommendation about them.
