*** How Dose Your GH ***

[Sgt. Hartman]

There's always tons of threads in here with people asking how to dose their GH so here you go.

First of all, you need to know how many iu's of GH are in your vial. There are 3iu per 1mg of GH so if your GH is dosed in mg just multiply however many mg X 3 = iu in vial.

Just as an example let's say you have an 8mg vial of GH and you're reconstituting with 1.5mL of bac water. 8mg = 24iu.

1.5mL of bac water would be 150 tics on the slin pin so we divide the total amount of bac water (in tics on slin pin) by the amount of iu's in the vial. 150 / 24 = 6.25.

That means that each 6.25 on your slin pin = 1iu. 2iu would be 12.5, 4iu would be 25, 8iu would be 50, etc.

The easiest way to dose it if you're using your own bac water is to use 1mL per 10iu of GH. If you do this then each 10 mark on the slin pin will be 1iu. 10 is 1iu, 20 is 2iu, 3o is 3iu, and so on.

For simplicity the formula is: bac water(in tics on slin pin) / iu in vial = 1iu.

Hope this helps.

[Razor]

Best thread so so far.. Soak it up people

[DanB]

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[bubsy]

nice to go threw threads and read interesting information thank u!

[Sgt. Hartman]

Bump.

[Synergy1]

I have kits that contain 10 IU per vial or 3.3mg. How do I determine the amount of Bac H2O to use.

[Sgt. Hartman]

1ml bac water per 10iu.

[gixxerboy1]

I have kits that contain 10 IU per vial or 3.3mg. How do I determine the amount of Bac H2O to use.

1ml of water then every 10 on a slin pin will be 1iu

[Synergy1]

1ml of water then every 10 on a slin pin will be 1iu

Perfect. Even though it's easy math, I get a strange satisfaction with someone confirming my answer. Ty

[Hardbody408]

Awesome thanx for the link to your answer. I feel better knowing im doing my stuff some what right. I gotta put more in my insulin syringe. I was in the middle.of 0.5 and 0.6 and i should be at 6.25 as u say. Thax for the help. So.i guess its safe to say one 100to iu kit 5 days on and 2ready days off should only last about a month?
Any one how many kits it will take to get the full benefit of hgh?

[imom]

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[imom]

It's worth pointing out that different syringes divide the 1ml into different units. So 20 ticks on one syringe is NOT necessarily the same as 20 ticks on another. Think instead of the percentage that 20 ticks represents of the whole 1ml.

Example of different scales:

[Sgt. Hartman]

On what insulin needle is .1 not .1ml or 10iu slin?

Total volume should not matter 10 tics on a slin pin is 10iu it'd be stupid dangerous if that weren't the case.

[The Titan99]

It's worth pointing out that different syringes divide the 1ml into different units. So 20 ticks on one syringe is NOT necessarily the same as 20 ticks on another. Think instead of the percentage that 20 ticks represents of the whole 1ml.

Example of different scales:

Yes, 10 on an insulin pin is 10th of a ml. It's not a % of anything. If it wasn't universal there would be a lot of dead intellectually challenged diabetics. What your having problems with are the very rare 1/2 ml pins. A 10 on those is still a 10th of a ml.

[imom]

On what insulin needle is .1 not .1ml or 10iu slin?

My 1ml needles have a scale of 40, for example:

[thisAngelBites]

I have 0.3 ml insulin syringes, which I don't see around a lot, and they're marked to 30 units, which means 10 units is .1ml. I thought it was standardised as well.

[Times Roman]

I have 0.3 ml insulin syringes, which I don't see around a lot, and they're marked to 30 units, which means 10 units is .1ml. I thought it was standardised as well.

you are right. it is. I went into walgreens (drug store) and at first they were offering me I believe (it's been awhile) syringes that only go to 0.4ml with a 4th tick. It was, more or less, the same size (overall capacity) as the 1.0ml syringe, but the markings just kind of stopped at the 4th tic.

[imom]

As you can see from the pics I posted above, it is NOT a universal standard, which is why people should be aware of it.

[Sgt. Hartman]

My 1ml needles have a scale of 40, for example:

But the scale doesn't change regardless only the total volume of the syringe.

10iu is 10iu regardless whether the syringe holds 3/10ml or 1ml or whatever.

[thisAngelBites]

It was, more or less, the same size (overall capacity) as the 1.0ml syringe, but the markings just kind of stopped at the 4th tic.

I was wondering about that. Because I am sure these are half ml syringes, but the numbering just stops. That seems totally uneconomical, as though the plastic paint on there costs a fortune and they don't want to put any more ticks than you absolutely need!

[imom]

But the scale doesn't change regardless only the total volume of the syringe.

10iu is 10iu regardless whether the syringe holds 3/10ml or 1ml or whatever.

This is a 1ml syringe, as you can see from the photo, so the volume is the same but the scale changes.

[krugerr]

This is a 1ml syringe, as you can see from the photo, so the volume is the same but the scale changes.

The volume will be different. IU is a standard unit, 100 IU is 1ml. Fact.

As already said, some 40IU syringes may actually be 100IU syringes, but the numbering just stops.

In your case, it's the same length and external diameter as a 1ml syringe, but it shows only 40IU. This is because it has a smaller internal diameter.

[imom]

The volume will be different. IU is a standard unit, 100 IU is 1ml. Fact.

As already said, some 40IU syringes may actually be 100IU syringes, but the numbering just stops.

In your case, it's the same length and external diameter as a 1ml syringe, but it shows only 40IU. This is because it has a smaller internal diameter.

See the second photo. This is a 1ml syringe. If the numbering just stopped, this would be a 0.4 ml syringe.

The reason that the scale is different is because this syringe is designed to be used with a weaker insulin solution, which requires that you inject 2.5x the volume to get the same IU of insulin.

However for our HGH purposes, people should be aware that 10 ticks on a 40U syringe is not the same as 10 ticks on a 100U syringe!

For further explanation, see http://felinediabetes.com/insulin-conversions.htm

[Sgt. Hartman]

After looking it up u40 insulin and syringes are a differently dosed type of slin seldom used anymore and not at all in the US for human purposes.

The pins have red caps instead of orange as not to be confused with the standard u100 pins and insulin.

U-40, which has 40 units of insulin per milliliter of fluid, has generally been phased out around the world, but it is possible that it could still be found in some places (and U-40 insulin is still used occasionally in veterinary care).

[The Titan99]

After looking it up u40 insulin and syringes are a differently dosed type of slin not commonly used and not at all in the US for human purposes.

The pins have red caps instead of orange as not to be confused with the more common u100 pins and insulin.

Well, that's dangerous as hell.

[Sgt. Hartman]

Damn straight, that's why it's no longer used.

I guess imom buys his slin pins from the 1980's.

[boogzburnside]

Howdy guys,
Just got some GH from a mexican pharmacy "gentropin" 210iu kit

i wanna make sure i dont fuck myself so here are the numbers.

10mg viles (30iu) i put 2 ml of bach water in that each vile comes with. im using slim .3ml diabetic needles... does 1iu=10 on the needle? im on 2 twice a day but i want to make sure im not shooting 20 twice a day lol

[Marsoc]

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I have doctor prescribed omnitrope with these measurements.

“ OMNITROPETM 5.8 mg is dispensed in a vial containing 5.8 mg of somatropin (approximately
17.4 IU), glycine (27.6 mg), disodium hydrogen phosphate heptahydrate (2.09 mg), and sodium
dihydrogen phosphate dihydrate (0.56 mg). The product is supplied with a vial containing 1.14
mL diluent (Bacteriostatic Water for Injection containing 1.5% benzyl alcohol as a preservative).
After reconstitution of the lyophilized powder, the solution has a concentration of 5 mg/mL
(approx. 15 IU/mL).”

I’m trying to stretch this out as long as I can with 2 units a day. I’m wondering what mark I would draw to using these syringes.

[Quester]

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[RM1023]

So to be clear based off your example, a 10 mg bottle that comes with 2 ml of water would convert to 1 iu for every 6.66 ticks on the insulin pin? My product says 30 iu/10 mg per bottle. I was looking at 2 iu a day but this is definitely more confusing than the AS I have taken. Appreciate your clarification