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Hcg mixing & dosing
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I'm in day 63 of an EQ & test cycle and starting Hcg @ 250 iu's eod till day 101 on cycle. I've never used Hcg and just want to check my maths before I start pinning. I'm using LPs Hcg and got 2ml of bactosteralactic water with it. So the way I understand it is, 2ml of bac water with 5000iu's will give me 2500 iu's per ml and to get 250 iu's and need to draw up 10 units in a 1ml insulin syringe and pin. Please kick me some feedback
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I'll give it a go, although HCG is very sensitive regarding mixing...
Sore today, strong tomorrow!!!
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Robbie wrote: Okay, so I might have wrecked the entire vile. I neglected to push air into the Hcg powder vile before injecting the bac water into it, so the vacuum in the powder vile sucked the bac water into the powder with force. Still pondering wether to toss it or take a chance and keep pinning it as I would have.............
It's HCG so will be fine.
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As Optron said, join the club :lol:Robbie wrote: Okay, so I might have wrecked the entire vile. I neglected to push air into the Hcg powder vile before injecting the bac water into it, so the vacuum in the powder vile sucked the bac water into the powder with force. Still pondering wether to toss it or take a chance and keep pinning it as I would have.............
I can never remember if the vial is under a vacuum or is pressurized. But believe me, I’m reminded very quickly by the direction the plunger suddenly starts moving
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