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For anxiety relief (primary use) Beginner dose (first week): 250mcg once daily Subcutaneous injection Morning or early afternoon Assess tolerance and response Standard dose (most people): 500mcg once daily Effective for 70-80% of users Subcutaneous injection Morning or afternoon administration Higher dose (severe anxiety): 750-1,000mcg daily Split into two doses (500mcg morning, 500mcg afternoon) For severe generalized anxiety or panic disorder Not necessary for most users Maximum dose: 2,000mcg (2mg) daily Rarely needed Only if lower doses insufficient Should be split into 2-3 doses Dosing progression: Week 1: 250mcg daily Week 2-4: Increase to 500mcg if needed Week 4+: Increase to 750-1,000mcg only if 500mcg insufficient Expected anxiety relief: Mild anxiety: 250-500mcg usually sufficient Moderate anxiety: 500mcg standard dose Severe anxiety: 750-1,000mcg may be needed 60-80% reduction in anxiety symptoms typical Use our peptide calculator to calculate exact doses and see peptide dosing guide for comprehensive dosing strategies

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