Differentiating dosages visually

[mdec85]

Another newbie question, Can one differentiate say a 10mg vial of peptide vs a 30mg vial visually?
Or a 20mg vs 30mg?

Is the only way through testing or could we potentially see a difference physically

 

[5byfive]

What you are seeing in the vial is mostly filler. It it was just the peptide, you probably wouldn't be able to see it. So volume in the vial doesn't mean anything.

 

[FLglpguy]

It's all just clear water visually once mixed with BAC and it's all just a little white cake before mixing.

 

[BNLFL]

Nope, even the lyophilized powder amount looks the same in a vial R15 as a vial of R140.

 

[kj4otu]

Have it tested or trust the COA (don't).

 

[eidos]

Another newbie question, Can one differentiate say a 10mg vial of peptide vs a 30mg vial visually?
Or a 20mg vs 30mg?

Is the only way through testing or could we potentially see a difference physically

Physically, yes, but only with the right measurement devices, not with your eyes or a kitchen scale.

Go to your kitchen and count 15 grains of table salt. That will be roughly the same volume as 30 mg of peptides.

 

[BigJDog]

I was telling my wife this when she say the cow that said 99.7% pure. You’re talking about .03 of a grain of sand basically

 

[mdec85]

Thanks all, I appreciate all of the info! You guys are super helpful

 

[eidos]

You’re talking about .03 of a grain of sand basically

Ah! So that would be what itches when we inject it.

Don't tell your wife: the measurements aren't that precise (3 digits). It would be more honest to write >99%. It's above 98% so everything's fine.