I am confused on a 1ml insulin syringe that has 100 units on it there are marks of 10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100 on it so when someone says dosage is 3 marks on an U100 insulin syringe does it mean the mark 30 labeled on the syringe is the 3 mark. Sorry to ask this but very confusing and no one has explained this yet.
What does 3 marks on U100 syringe mean?
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Animalized
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To ME, if someone said 3 marks, I would think they mean 3 "tick marks" (6 iu's) which would be below the 10iu
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in between 0-10-20-30 etc there are small dashes, mark, lines or ticks which are called units. a U-100 will have 100 units per mL each dash is 2 units as previously stated so the 3rd unit to me is 2 below the 10 and three above the base.
nasty_nate_84
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It should be the first three marks on ur rig man there are 2ius on each mark so say you recostituted ur 2mg peps with 2mls of bacteriostatic water than 1ml/cc would be 2000 mcgs get it so the first three marks would be 6ius but hell if i know im a newb too lol i just did what the math said that was correct so i went with it
