Dosing confusion

[Peloma]

Again, thank you so much for bearing with me

But no… I don't find anything that says download the app. Which leaves me to think that there's not an iPhone app – and YET I am hoping that a fellow iPhone user will pop in and tell me I'm dead wrong and blind as a bat.

You're good. Take a look at the bottom of the picture... that's what comes up when I tap the lines.

 

[Garbo]

You're good. Take a look at the bottom of the picture... that's what comes up when I tap the lines.

How did you know I was secretly hoping for a screenshot. Here's mine:

 

[Peloma]

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How did you know I was secretly hoping for a screenshot. Here's mine:

Must be a search engine thing. Probably not supported by safari, but maybe if you go through chrome...

 

[indolent]

it’s just simple division. 30mg into 1ml of bac water = 10 3mg doses. 30mg into 10 ml of bac would make 30 1mg doses 30mg into 2ml would make 15 2mg doses

I think you're still missing the fundamental point that your examples have nothing to do with the volumetric aspect of the bac water. Your statements are just about dividing the mass of the vial differently into doses: 30= 10 x 3, or 30 x 1, or 15 x 2

You need to understand the relationship between the two volumetric measurements milliliters and units, and then understand that you're just diluting the mg contents of the vial to hit the target mg in your selected number of units.

...which for me would ideally be anything between 10 & 40 units as number-marked on my chosen syringes. Especially if you use the despicable 100 unit ones. And if you have 30 unit syringes, you definitely don't want to pin 40 units each time.

 

[General Lee]

Again, thank you so much for bearing with me

But no… I don't find anything that says download the app. Which leaves me to think that there's not an iPhone app – and YET I am hoping that a fellow iPhone user will pop in and tell me I'm dead wrong and blind as a bat.

I’m on iphone bud. All you do is go to the main page (home) then hit the share button then “add to home screen” not an app as such. Just a shortcut. As pointed out turn the phone on its side to view members signatures.

I think you're still missing the fundamental point that your examples have nothing to do with the volumetric aspect of the bac water. Your statements are just about dividing the mass of the vial differently into doses: 30= 10 x 3, or 30 x 1, or 15 x 2

You need to understand the relationship between the two volumetric measurements milliliters and units, and then understand that you're just diluting the mg contents of the vial to hit the target mg in your selected number of units.

...which for me would ideally be anything between 10 & 40 units as number-marked on my chosen syringes. Especially if you use the despicable 100 unit ones. And if you have 30 unit syringes, you definitely don't want to pin 40 units each time.

i use 60 unit ones. And do 20 units. 3mg dose from 20 units is perfect

 

[indolent]

I’m on iphone bud. All you do is go to the main page (home) then hit the share button then “add to home screen” not an app as such. Just a shortcut. As pointed out turn the phone on its side to view members signatures.

i use 60 unit ones. And do 20 units. 3mg dose from 20 units is perfect

60 unit syringes? Anyway, you'll use 2mL of bac in your 30mg vial to yield 3mg doses in 20 unit draws. Right?

 

[Skidude]

60 unit syringes? Anyway, you'll use 2mL of bac in your 30mg vial to yield 3mg doses in 20 unit draws. Right?

math looks good

 

[peptideusername]

60 unit syringes? Anyway, you'll use 2mL of bac in your 30mg vial to yield 3mg doses in 20 unit draws. Right?

 

[General Lee]

math looks good

Thanks bud. I didn’t think it was as complicated as it was being made out to be!

 

[indolent]

Thanks bud. I didn’t think it was as complicated as it was being made out to be!

So you're using 2mL bac then, right?

 

[Skidude]

So you're using 2mL bac then, right?

I hope he is..lol I was referring to your math looking good.

It is pretty simple Pep/BAC=X per unit

so 30mg/200units= .15mg per unit
.15*20= 3mg Dose

 

[General Lee]

I had planned to use 1ml so the 10 units makes 3mg. Other than concentration strength what difference does it make? Genuine question not trying to be awkward.

 

[Peloma]

I had planned to use 1ml so the 10 units makes 3mg. Other than concentration strength what difference does it make? Genuine question not trying to be awkward.

Some peptides are spicier than others (as I sit here nursing the burn of Ghk-cu and Mots-c that I had for breakfast). The added bac water can help ameliorate this sensation. The downside is that you have to do a bigger pin. I almost max out my pen with my mix for Mots-c. I did a 20mg/3ml recon, making it a 75unit pin for 5mg. When I go to 10mg, I'll probably have to bring the mix down, or do multiple pins .

 

[General Lee]

Ah i see. Part of the reason I wanted to do 1ml was to keep the quantity lower. I’ll stick with 2ml in that case. The reta I use just now is quite spicy I absolutely wouldn’t want to make any worse. Thank you

 

[peptideusername]

Ah i see. Part of the reason I wanted to do 1ml was to keep the quantity lower. I’ll stick with 2ml in that case. The reta I use just now is quite spicy I absolutely wouldn’t want to make any worse. Thank you

The less bac you use, the harder it is to dose accurately, too. So there are trade-offs to either way.

 

[General Lee]

The less bac you use, the harder it is to dose accurately, too. So there are trade-offs to either way.

Yeah i have read this too. I might actually just do 3ml of bac and do more jabs per week. Thanks again for the info it’s appreciated greatly!