Measuring on 1cc 100unit syringe

[marvins23]

I will apologize first, I know this has been probably been asked and answered before but I'm still confused. I have a 30g 1/2 1cc 100unit syringe. I will add 2 ml of bac water to 10mg of Melanotan. Where on the syringe is the 100 mcg mark. I have no idea what a tick mark is, in my view the syringe is numbered 10,20, 30 ect... and has 100 small hash marks. Please help I have googled this and get several answers and some with confusing math equations. Also the peptide calculator did make it any clearer for me. Thank you in adavnce

[peptideguru]

100 mcg would be 2 units on the scale when mixed with 200 units of water. 'Ticks' are what you are referring to as hash marks.

[marvins23]

Thank you for replying. But what is a unit, that's my issue. Some refer to tick marks others units. I have no idea where on the syring that is

[melanotano]

Here.
1 marks = 2 units and depends of the syringes scaling.

Your syringes have 100marks, so 1 marks = 1 units in your case, and you need 2 units for 100mcg.

[Semin]

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I will apologize first, I know this has been probably been asked and answered before but I'm still confused. I have a 30g 1/2 1cc 100unit syringe. I will add 2 ml of bac water to 10mg of Melanotan. Where on the syringe is the 100 mcg mark. I have no idea what a tick mark is, in my view the syringe is numbered 10,20, 30 etc... and has 100 small hash marks. Please help I have googled this and get several answers and some with confusing math equations. Also the peptide calculator did make it any clearer for me. Thank you in advance
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Great question marvins, please do not hesitate to ask questions.
Peptide calculator can indeed create confusion if you are one of the few using insulin syringes w/ 100 marks. Melanotano and everyone in this thread is spot on accurate, hope it helps!