how much test are you taking weekly and how much as a whole on a 8-12wk cycle?

[tallguy21]

just curious, I see a bunch of different numbers out there and i'm getting a lil confused when people talk cc's and then talk ml's

[Dragon666]

Go do some research on liquid / solid conversations and medical terminology man. No one's going to spell it out for you except maybe wiki

[Natureboy71]

An example is some test is 100mg per 1 cc or 100ml. 1 cc is the same as 100ml. Some test is 200mg. So if you take say 1 cc at the 100mg strength twice a week your getting 200mg a week.

If you take 1.5cc's at the 100mg strenght twice a week your getting 300mg's of test a week and so on.

[Dragon666]

An example is some test is 100mg per 1 cc or 100ml. 1 cc is the same as 100ml. Some test is 200mg. So if you take say 1 cc at the 100mg strength twice a week your getting 200mg a week.

If you take 1.5cc's at the 100mg strenght twice a week your getting 300mg's of test a week and so on.

Sorry man, but that's incorrect. 1cc = 1 ml. CC = Cubic Centimeter so it's a volume measurement, while ml is milliliter and is a liquid measurement. Since not all liquids have the same volume, that's why there is a difference here. You were close, just off by two orders of magnitude...

To use your example, if you take 1.5cc's of 100mg/ml of anything, your taking 150mg. Most vials of juice come in 10ml or 10cc's measurements. So if you got a 10ml vial of Test Prop 100mg/ml, that entire vial contains 1,000mg of Testosterone.

[gixxerboy1]

Sorry man, but that's incorrect. 1cc = 1 ml. CC = Cubic Centimeter so it's a volume measurement, while ml is milliliter and is a liquid measurement. Since not all liquids have the same volume, that's why there is a difference here. You were close, just off by two orders of magnitude...

To use your example, if you take 1.5cc's of 100mg/ml of anything, your taking 150mg. Most vials of juice come in 10ml or 10cc's measurements. So if you got a 10ml vial of Test Prop 100mg/ml, that entire vial contains 1,000mg of Testosterone.

this is correct