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    HCgrip is offline New Member
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    Mixing BW with LR3 IGF1

    Here's the details:

    1ml/mg of LR3 IGF-1 is diluted with another 1ml of BA to make 2ml/mg.

    40mcg/day bilateral post-workout, so 2 20mcg shots, in other words 8 ticks on a U-100 29G 1/2" slin pin.

    Questions:

    After loading each pin, how does one dilute with extra BW?? Would leaving some air space in the slin pin, and then inserting the syringe into the BW vial to draw BW in work fine? Or would that result in loss of LR3 into the BW vial?

    Is there a reason to dilute with extra BW?? Does it cut down the pain?? It seems there would still be the same amount of BA, just more total volume injected.

    Thanks guys.

    HC

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    Quote Originally Posted by HCgrip
    Here's the details:

    1ml/mg of LR3 IGF-1 is diluted with another 1ml of BA to make 2ml/mg.

    40mcg/day bilateral post-workout, so 2 20mcg shots, in other words 8 ticks on a U-100 29G 1/2" slin pin.

    Questions:

    After loading each pin, how does one dilute with extra BW?? Would leaving some air space in the slin pin, and then inserting the syringe into the BW vial to draw BW in work fine? Or would that result in loss of LR3 into the BW vial?

    Is there a reason to dilute with extra BW?? Does it cut down the pain?? It seems there would still be the same amount of BA, just more total volume injected.

    Thanks guys.

    HC
    Draw the LR3 first, then quickly pull back on the plunger to get all of the LR3 away from the needle end of the syringe. Invert the BW vial and insert the needle so that the BW vial is on top....inject some air.......draw some water (the volume is unimportant as far as accuracy.


    The BW dilutes the concentration of BA, so that there is less BA per unit of surface are of tissue.

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