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    HCG and water for injection

    Hi All

    My HCG came with 1 vial of 1ml of bacteriostatic water - do I have to use this or can I use 'water for injection'? The reason I ask is I want to mix with more than 1ml to make it easier to use. Will this shorten its shelf life as I'm only using 500 IU weekly and I have a 5000 IU vial.

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    Bac water is what you want. 1ml will just make it a super small amount and prob hard to measure. Get some more bac water and mix it with 5ml for pure simplicity.
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    Okay, will do. Thanks for replying so quick.

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    Can't mix with regular water. Regular water isn't sterile. One ML still only makes it 5000iu. A 5ML would make it 1000iu each ML, so 250iu would be .25ml.

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    Have a read of this, it may help.

    http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...njections.html
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    Thanks for reply. The water I have is 'water four injection" which is sterile and used to mix with certain m£ds. I currently have 2ml of bac water do you think thats enough or will the volume be too small to inject properly?

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    You can do it with 2ml. 250iu's would be 0.1ml on your syringe.
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    That settles that then. Thanks again for your help.

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    You can use "water for injection", it is the same as bacteriostatic water.

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    Yes but from what I've read it's not going to keep as long as bacteriostatic water. Is that right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Inked medic1
    Yes but from what I've read it's not going to keep as long as bacteriostatic water. Is that right? Ink
    correct

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