
Originally Posted by
frank12391
what you must do is draw up the solvent and mix it into the amp with powder. The solvent is 1ml but when it is mixed the volume will be more so you need pay attention to how much solution you have in your syringe. Now you have 5000 ius in each amp supplied, thats not a volume measurement, rather the dose per 1 ml. You then need to divide this into 10 parts if you intend to use 500ius ed. You can then split it into 10 slin pins for storage in your fridge but the solution becomes inactive after 2 days. You need to get your hands on some bacteriostatic water which is available from AR-R.com or even the pharmacy and use it as the alternative to the solvent supplied. (hcg is designed to be administered immediately) So get about 2ml of bac water, and add it to the powder, it will disolve instantly. I would use a 3ml barrell because slin pins hold only one ml and after you mix it it will blow out to something like 1.2mls. Once you have divided what the total volume is and divided it by ten, you will know how much it will equate to if you split it into 10 parts. Then get your slin pin and carefully and slowly draw it out of the tip of the 3ml, being carefull not to touch the sides of the barrel as you may blunten the tip. Store it in the 3ml in the fridge and use your slin pins to draw out what you need ed, with new slin pins everytime. I hope you can make sense of this. You can get a sterile vial and store it in that but you can't draw from a vial with slin pins unless you can get interchangeable 19 guage pins, draw with a regular pin then change to the 19 guage. The slin pins i get are insulin barrell and needles in one piece. Injecting under the skin sub Q with a 25g pin is a little uncomfortable but ok. Some choose to mix 10 mls and shoot 1ml of solution Im ed. Ouch! SubQ is the way to go.
Good luck!