Ok, firstly sorry, I hate starting threads that to most are completely obvious, but this one has me stumped!
I have a 2mg vial of HGH Frag & I want 500mcg per shot - so in theory I have 4 x 500mcg per vial?
If I were to reconstitute it with 1ml of BAC wouldn't 0.25ml per shot be 500mcg - or 25th tick mark? But in the calculator with 1ml BAC it's saying I draw to the 13th tick mark?
Am I completely butchering this?
Thanks for you help!
That's strange that the calculator is telling you that?
2mg divided by four equals 500mcg's. If you dilute your peptide with 1 ml of water, that equals .25ml, so you're right. You're not butchering it, your calculator is though somehow haha. Each tick represents 1 100th of a ml. Ergo, you need 25 ticks on your syringe for 500mcgs
Semin (26th September 2016)
Please be aware that there is different volume syringes, 1ml and 0.5ml will have different amount of tick marks.
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This is from another site:
"1ml is 100iu. You said you put 1ml in a 4mg vial. 4mg is 4000mcg.
4000mcg/100iu is 40mcg/iu
You said you used 3iu, 40mcgx3iu is 120mcg "
Different insulin syringes have a different amount of tick marks... Anyway, you need to draw up 0,25ml of liquid as you mixed your peptide with 1ml of water and want to inject 1/4th of the total volume..
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