Question on MG/ML and product descriptions

[ma_atx]

Hey all,

I am sure these are dumb questions and I think I know the answer - but I thought I would double check. I am looking at TB500 - most places sell it as "2MG" or "5MG". I have stumbled upon 1 place that list it as "2MG/ML x 2ML". I am assuming that is 4 MG total... am I right?

I guess my question is - why are some items only listed with a weight (MG) and no volume? Are we to assume that those are all 1 ML?

Lastly - if purchased the item is at 1 ML in volume - is there a thread or guidelines on how to figure out how to dose after it is reconstructed/diluted with BAC water? <== Not just TB500, I would like to understand the math better.

(I forum searched for dosage and dosing, but nothing came up)

[unixpro]

I think i can answer this for you, as with any powder [like hcg] where you have to add your own bac, you shouldn't see a product showing mg/ml as for that it would already have to be mixed. when you add your own bac, you decide what mg you want each ml to be. its easy math but ill five you a quick example.

lets say you have a vial that's 2mg of tb500, if you add 2ml of BAC, you'll end up with a reconstructed vial which has 1mg/ml.

if you have that same vial with 2mg of tb500, and you add 4 ml of BAC, you'll end up with a reconstructed vial of .5mg/ml, see how that works?

this isn't 100% accurate because the powder does add to the total volume so that 1mlbac+powder will = a little over 1ml but i personally don't pay attention to this, i don't know how other ppl feel about this but in my opinion the difference isnt that significant.