Usage amount

[FONZY007]

So I have a friend that is going to take the plunge into ghrp/cjc

He wants to take 100mcg twice a day of both but doesn't know how much is it on this insulin syringe.. I don't know either and I will be using these pest in the future.

The insulin syringes are 29 gauge 1/2 inch long .5ml u-40

Any help would be great

[S&S_ShovelHead]

Depends how you dilute them.

If there's 2 grams of peptide in a vial and you add 2 ml of bac water then you have 1000mcg/ml So that's 100mcg/ 1/10ml Or 1/5 of that particular syringe in your pic.

[FONZY007]

Depends how you dilute them.

If there's 2 grams of peptide in a vial and you add 2 ml of bac water then you have 1000mcg/ml So that's 100mcg/ 1/10ml Or 1/5 of that particular syringe in your pic.

Thanks shovel head, what if you put 5ml in the 5 gram in the ghrp one it's recorded the same correct?

So on that particular syringe I will pull 4ius

That particular syringe doesn't make sense most are 1ml u-100 this one is .5ml and u-40 wtf!!

[S&S_ShovelHead]

Thanks shovel head, what if you put 5ml in the 5 gram in the ghrp one it's recorded the same correct?

So on that particular syringe I will pull 4ius

That particular syringe doesn't make sense most are 1ml u-100 this one is .5ml and u-40 wtf!!

Forget IU's and think in ml.

5 gram or 5000 mcg / 5 ml = 1000 mcg / ml = same ratio as other one. Simple math.

[FONZY007]

Ok I get that, but on this particular syringe how much will I pull for 100mcgs?

[S&S_ShovelHead]

Ok I get that, but on this particular syringe how much will I pull for 100mcgs?

Already explained that. Mcg is a weight. Dilute 1 gram of peptide per 1 ml of bac water and 100 mcgs is 1/10 of a ml.

[FONZY007]

Already explained that. Mcg is a weight. Dilute 1 gram of peptide per 1 ml of bac water and 100 mcgs is 1/10 of a ml.

Ok we'll I guess I'm getting different syringes because if you look at those syringes they are marked funny.. If I would use that syringe which is a u-40 .5ml it is confusing...