First LR3 IGF 1 injection...some questions.

First off, how the hell am I suppose to measure 0.04 ml?? I'm using an insulin syringe with my normal 25 g needles, but still it's hard.

I draw up like 0.1 or 0.2 ml of BS water, then draw 0.04 ml of the IGF as best I can.

I injected into my left quad and it started to burn and sting really bad...hurts to walk. Then I was scared that I didn't use all the LGF, so I drew up some more BS water and injected into my right quad...no pain AT ALL. So what's the deal, is LR3 IGF 1 suppose to sting/burn really badly and BS water is painless? I thought it would be the other way around.

Thanks for the help.

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Originally Posted by clockworks

First off, how the hell am I suppose to measure 0.04 ml?? I'm using an insulin syringe with my normal 25 g needles, but still it's hard.

I draw up like 0.1 or 0.2 ml of BS water, then draw 0.04 ml of the IGF as best I can.

I injected into my left quad and it started to burn and sting really bad...hurts to walk. Then I was scared that I didn't use all the LGF, so I drew up some more BS water and injected into my right quad...no pain AT ALL. So what's the deal, is LR3 IGF 1 suppose to sting/burn really badly and BS water is painless? I thought it would be the other way around.

Thanks for the help.

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If you are using a 1/2 cc slin pin then 2 ticks(slash marks) is 20 mcg.
If you are using a 1 cc slin pin,then 1 tick is 20 mcgs.

I suggest you draw up the IGF first,then draw up BW.Or you can be a man and use the bubble method.Draw up the desired amount of IGF.Then point the pin towards ceiling and draw 20 mcgs of air.Then reverse the pin and tap the barrel to get the air bubble against the plunger,and fire away.

IGF has a slight sting to it.After a few times ,you'll get used to it.

~Pinnacle~

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Originally Posted by Pinnacle

If you are using a 1 cc slin pin,then 1 tick is 20 mcgs.

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How do you figure that?

(1000 mcg / 1 ml) * (1 ml / 100 ticks) = (10 mcg / tick)

That is assuming 1 cc = 1ml and there are 100 ticks on the syringe for 1 ml.

You count the ticks between 1-10 on a 100iu pin there are 5 ticks from 1-10 which means every tick is 2 right? 2,4,6,8,10 and on a 50iu pin there is 10ticks from 0-10 so if you have a 100iu pin and you have 1ml of igf-1(1000mcg) then every 2 ticks is 10mcg.

I guess we have different syringes. There are 10 ticks from 1-10 on mine.

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Originally Posted by clockworks

I guess we have different syringes. There are 10 ticks from 1-10 on mine.

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That's a good point.I was basing my numbers off a Terumo slin pin.


~Pinnacle~