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Alright guys I am not too familiar with research chemicals.. I just got my order from Universal today and it came with droppers. I know everything except how to measure this sh1t out... how many drops is a mL??? is that how you are supposed to measure it with these things... by the drop? Any help is appreciated... thanks.
What is the strength in milligrams?
I have both Clomid and Nolvadex... I'm not asking for help dosing it just want to know how many drops equal out to a CC/mL... regardless of dosage..
Get a package of Slin pins, so much easier....
Don't know, so I say toss the dropper and just get a syringe with an 18 g needle to draw. Makes it easier to measure out.
Slin pins are the best to measure, but some liquids are too thick to properly go through a slin pin. An 18g needle on a syringe works wonders for me. Draw out, take off needle, shot in mouth. Easy as 1,2,3,Quote:
Originally Posted by Blown_SC
plllhhhh!!! that blows... these droppers are awesome... we need to figure this sh1t out cuz it would make a lot more sense... I mean.. 10-20 drops is all... and you can do that in a few seconds without using a crummy syringe... I always feel like I'm wasting with a syringe when its left in the end of it and leaks out into the lid after I'm done!.. anyways.. bump.. lets get an answer
I did a search for you and no one knows. So either PM Lion and ask him or just use the syringe. It's much easier anyways.
Ive used PNP's stuff before... I used a syring with it but I wasn't too fond of it but if I need to I will... I just think it would make sense to use what they send you as opposed to adding sharp objects into my fumbling morning routine.. (ive stuck myself a few times!)
This is what I do. Measure out 1ml of the clomid in a syringe. Then shoot it into the dropper. Then mark the dropper with a magic marker, essentially creating a 1ml mark on the dropper. And for l-dex I measure out 1/4 ml becuase those are the common dosages. For clen and cialis, I use an oral syringe. I went to my local Wal Mart and asked the pharmacist if they sell oral syringes. They don't sell them, but the pharmacists use them and have a boatload in their supply closet. So he just gave me one for free. They're commonly used for measuring out any liquid medications (if that wasn't obvious).