I have been trying to research the answer before posting my question, but I am getting more confused. I purchased 60 MG of Tirz, it came in 3 tiny 15 mg bottles. It looks like I need to transfer my product to a larger sterile vial to add 3ml of bac water. My goal is to start with injections of 2.5ml to start then move up as tolerated. Please help?!?
How much volume in a vial?
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zpped
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Who sold you 3 vials? That's an odd amount as they usually are either single or in kits of 10.
tiny is relative, either measure it or upload a photo with a quarter for size reference.
tiny is relative, either measure it or upload a photo with a quarter for size reference.
I'm also confused! Who was the vendor for your purchase?
They fall broadly into three categories:
1. Compounding pharmacy. These are usually in liquid form, 1-3 vials per order, and ready to go per their instructions
2. Single vial vendor. Dry form. Usually the vial contains the entire quantity stated, and needs to be reconstituted after using an online calculator and/or reverse calculator. The split to 3 bottles makes little sense, especially 3 x 15mg
3. The vendors who are most discussed here, almost entirely China-based. These are almost always sold in "kits" of 10. So you'd have bought 600 mg total, divided into 10 bottles. Need to be reconstituted.
In any event, you need to get a really solid foundation in mg vs mL vs units, before you try to figure out the details for your use. Given the measures you stated, you're on track to harm yourself.
60 MG of Tirz, it came in 3 tiny 15 mg bottles.- did you mean 4x 15mg?
My goal is to start with injections of 2.5ml - did you mean 2.5mg?
FlowerFairy
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If it’s Tirz 60, you got 3 vials of 60 mg each, where did the 15 mg come from?
If you want 2.5 mg doses from 60 mg vials, if you add 3 mls water each dose is 12.5 units.
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Iamnew2this
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I think 60mg vials are more like if you take a higher dose or actually, 15mg×4. This would lead me to believe that you can put the 2 or 3 mls in the vial.
You can probably fit the 3 mls in the vial, but the vial will last a very long time reconstituted on such a low dose/doses.
zpped
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Everyone is trying to give advice based on assumptions about what this person has. Please let them elaborate first.
I think you need to read and understand what your are doing.
I ordered 60 MG and this is the way they were delivered from Deb.
You are correct my tired brain didn't add it up right. I should have gotten 4 x 15mg not 3! I will contact her. I did order 1 vial of MOTS-C in a 10 mg vial, but that was a separate purchase on my invoice.
My order for 60 was split into 3 vials of 15mg each. Apparently, I got shorted a vial of 15m
What size vial did you get?
Iamnew2this
GLP-1 Specialist
Deb owes you another vial. 4×15mg vials for 2.5mg doses. That makes so much more sense. I wish you success 🙌
zpped
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Ok, deb is a reseller. She buys kits and splits them up and sells them at a markup.
1) The volume is almost certainly a typical vial that holds a bit over 3ml of fluid. But since you haven't added a photo/description, we can't confirm that.
2) You're in a shit situation where you don't actually know how many mg are in each vial because nothing adds up. Did she tell you it was 15mg? Did she give you any lab report claiming they are 15mg?
The goal in reconstituting isn't necessarily to fill up the vial (although it's good to know the max volume the vial can hold, which is nearly always 3mL).
A better goal is to figure out what easy, convenient dose (ideally for me a numbered tick between 20 and 40 units) you're aiming for, and working backwards from that using a free online reverse calculator. Also aim for a minimum of 1mL of bac in a 3mL for adequate dilution. This might result in a non-round amount of bac at reconstitution, but easier for each weekly jab.
A better goal is to figure out what easy, convenient dose (ideally for me a numbered tick between 20 and 40 units) you're aiming for, and working backwards from that using a free online reverse calculator. Also aim for a minimum of 1mL of bac in a 3mL for adequate dilution. This might result in a non-round amount of bac at reconstitution, but easier for each weekly jab.
