Help with Pin Question

[ReverendNewman]

On my pins it has on one side: 1/2, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 and then under it it says ML/CC
but right next to that column it has 10, 20, 30, 40.

Do I assume the 10, 20, etc is the ML measurement and the .5, 1, 1.5, etc is the CC measurement.

Looking at the pin, 20, (which if it does mean 2 ml) is a little less then the 1.5 cc (if that is indeed the cc measurement.)

I just want to make sure I'm pinning the correct amount of gear seeing that on all my bottles it says 1ml= this or that.

Thanx guys

[paul606]

1cc = 1ml, 1.5cc = 1.5ml etc..

Normally 10 would equal 1ml and 15 equal 1.5ml, but your syringes are weird so I'd just use the cc measurement

[ReverendNewman]

K. I found this online.

A "cc" marking on a syringe is a marker to indicate the volume of the syringe when filled to that marker.

A "cc" is a cubic centimeter (cm3).

1 cc = 1 cm3 = 1 milliliter (or 1000 cc = 1 liter)

[ReverendNewman]

So using the "20" on my pin, I'm actually short changing myself. I guess 2 cc/ml, at 2 cc's each dose, my 10 ml bottle should last 5 pins.

[Noles12]

You are way overthinking this.

If you want a 2 mL dose, pull to the 2 mL line.

10mL/2 mL= 5. Therefore you are right that a 10 mL vial will last you for 5 shots at 2 mL per shot

[ReverendNewman]

I know I'm OCD'ing over this. LOL. I just wasn't sure on the whole ML/CC thing and what those 10,20,30, etc. on my pins equal.