nutrition66
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If I have a 10mg vial of ghrp-6....and I fill it with 2 cc water, how do I measure out 150 mcg of Ghrp?
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Jezebel
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You divide 10mg/2cc so that gives you 5mg/cc or 5000mcg/cc of ghrp-6. It depends on your syringe, but if you have a standard 1cc U100 insulin syringe, its going to have 100 tick marks on it. So divide 5000mcg/100 units and you will have 50mcg/unit. In order to get 150mcg, you would fill your 1cc syringe to the third tick mark.
Personally, if it really is a 10mg vial, I would consider reconstituting with 4 or 5 ml of water so you can dose more accurately.
You could also try this link:
peptidecalculator.com
Personally, if it really is a 10mg vial, I would consider reconstituting with 4 or 5 ml of water so you can dose more accurately.
You could also try this link:
peptidecalculator.com
MeatHead96
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You sure its 10mg? I usually only see these in 5mg vials. If it is, I agree with jez, you'll want to use more than 2cc's to dose more accurately. The peptide calculator is the way to go.
nutrition66
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the label says 10 mg but I think that means 10 mg of GHRP because it doesnt look like the vial can fit more than 3 cc of b water.
please define a tick mark....my 1cc insulin pin only has 50 actual black lines/marks on it....are you counting the small dashes in between the whole numbers as one mark or 2?
please define a tick mark....my 1cc insulin pin only has 50 actual black lines/marks on it....are you counting the small dashes in between the whole numbers as one mark or 2?
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MeatHead96
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Ok brother, draw it to the 3rd tick mark (the little black lines) to get 150mcg. So just 3 lines up, this is a very small amount. I would prefer to add more bac water for this but its your call. It would be fine as is.
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Jezebel
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That's assuming what you initially wrote. 10mg reconstituted with 2ml of bac water. If you reconstitute with 4ml, you just double the amount. So instead of 3 tick marks, it would be 6 tick marks.
Jezebel
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It depends on your syringe. Most 1cc insulin syringes are 100 units meaning 100 black lines on the syringe. Every black line represents a hundredth of an ml or .01ml
If you really have a 1cc syringe and it only has 50 tick marks on it, it could be one of two things.
1. Your 1cc syringe is a meant for U50 insulin
or
2. Your syringe maker cheaped out and only marked every 2/100 of an ml. LOL
The way to tell is look at the biggest number on the syringe. If it's 50 then we're talking #1. If it's 100, we're talking #2.
It's actually pretty simple. I think you're overthinking it and making it harder than it needs to be.
nutrition66
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100 is the biggest number so each tick mark counts for .02 correct?
So then would I go to 3 ticks for 150 mcg if filled with 2cc water?
So then would I go to 3 ticks for 150 mcg if filled with 2cc water?
Jezebel
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If you have 100 black lines on the syringe, then yes. If only 50 black lines, then halfway between tick one and two.
nutrition66
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awesome....lastly, my cjc1295 says 2000mg on the label. I would like to take 100 mcg injections so if I filled the vial with 2ml of water what tick line would equal 150 mcg? thank you for all of your help......
Jezebel
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The mark that says 10 would equal 100mcg
nutrition66
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thank you for ending the confusion............Peace
if i bought 10 x 5mg vials of ghrp-6 how much bacteriostatic water would i need per vial? how do i mix it properly? and how long would it last in a vial? sorry to sound a pain, have been training for a few years, dun sum juice but never this stuff. could really do with sum advice before i jump in and buy a shit load.
MeatHead96
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You can start by starting your own thread and introducing yourself, giving us a litte more information about you. Please dont hijack someone elses thread.
