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Reconstitution Calculator MCP

Reconstitution Calculator MCP

Six lab math tools for your AI assistant

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MCP server with lab math tools: reconstitution concentration, unit conversion, C1V1 dilution, molarity, percent w/v, serial dilution. By Peptara Labs. Pure math, no network calls, no data stored. MIT licensed. Run it with npx -y reconstitution-calculator-mcp. Made by Peptara Labs (https://www.peptaralabs.io/peptide-units-vs-mg).

A MIT-licensed MCP server offering six lab-math calculations for AI assistants.

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Developers building AI agents that need lab-type calculations.
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MIT
PeptaraLabs/reconstitution-calculator-mcp 0 0JavaScriptupdated 3 days ago
works withClaude Desktop config

Key features

6 features of Reconstitution Calculator MCP
  • Reconstitution concentration — Calculates final concentration and volume for a powder dissolved in diluent.
  • Unit conversion — Converts mass, volume, or mass-concentration units across many scales.
  • C1V1 dilution solver — Solves C1V1 = C2V2 for the missing value and provides diluent volume.
  • Molarity calculator — Derives required mass for a target molarity or computes molarity from mass.
  • Percent-w/v solution — Determines grams of solute needed for a given percent w/v solution.
  • Serial dilution planner — Generates concentrations, transfer, and diluent volumes for multi-step dilutions.

Use cases

  • Compute drug reconstitution concentration for lab protocols
  • Convert units for chemical inventory management
  • Plan serial dilutions for assay preparation

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LaunchedOct 2026Jan 2026—Nov 2025Oct 2025

Reconstitution Calculator MCP FAQ

How do I run the server?+

Use npx: `npx -y reconstitution-calculator-mcp` or install locally with npm and run `npm start`.

Does the server store any data?+

No, it performs pure math, makes no network calls, and stores no data.

Can I host the server remotely?+

Yes, run it in HTTP mode (`--http`) or use the provided Dockerfile for container deployment.

What units are supported for conversion?+

Mass (kg, g, mg, mcg, ug, µg, ng) and volume (L, mL, uL, µL, nL) plus various mass-concentration units.

Is the tool licensed for commercial use?+

It is MIT licensed, allowing free use in commercial projects.

How does error handling work?+

Invalid inputs return clear error messages instead of numeric results.

Summarized by DevHunt from github.com · Oct 17, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.