what measurement do the numbers, on the syringe that comes with Tamox represent?

[Halenstone]

There is a small syringe that comes with Tamox and it used to come with Letro (before pump), and I was wondering what unit the numbers represent? They are too small to be a ml.

Also, if Letro is 2.5Mg/ml how much would be needed to have the .50mg that C-Bino sugests to prevent gyno.

Thanks.

[AnabolicAndre]

it could be mcg (m-i-c-r-o-g-r-a-m-s)

now lets do some math lazy ass....


2.5mg/ml is 100% of the ml

.5mg of the ml is 20% of the ml

now on the syringe there are 10 markings between each ml

so 10% of 2.5mg is .25mg

that means each little marking is .25mg

.25mg + .25mg = .50mg (2 markings)

Its a little though and effort you gotta put into it man.

PS. I have never used lion so that is assuming the syringes are the same as a standard hypodermic syringe. If not then just follow my math except apply it to the syringe you have.

[Halenstone]

Thanks Andre. I went to a local pharmacy and got a hypodermic syringe that follows your example.

[NOREGRETS]

Lion's syringe is a standard 1cc oral syringe. Like AA said each mark equals .25mg.