hcg ratio help please

[lyndonlawrence]

i just received hcg that was said to be 9000 iu. it came in 3 bottles each with a wafer in it. i didnt get any info as to what each was. what would you assume or how can i be sure what i have. thanks

 

[j2048b]

i just received hcg that was said to be 9000 iu. it came in 3 bottles each with a wafer in it. i didnt get any info as to what each was. what would you assume or how can i be sure what i have. thanks

Its 3 bottles of 3,000 iu each... The wafer is not constituted yet, ull need some bac water to put into each vial thru a need and syringe in order to constitute it... I dont know how much bac water ull need in order to make each 3,000 iu ea... Someone else can chime in for those specifics...


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[Pressing]

Add 3mL of bac water to each vial. Only add water to the vials as needed, don't mix them all at once.

Each vial will be dosed at 1,000iu/mL

If you need to use 500iu then you would use 0.50mL.

 

[snoopy]

thanks for the info

 

[lyndonlawrence]

thanks very much

 

[RTKI]

Personally when I'm injecting sub q I prefer to inject as little as possible. If each wafer is 3000 iu of hcg, I would use 1 ml of bac water to reconstitute. Doing the math that gives you 12 injections of 250 iu's of hcg. 1 ml = 100 units on a slin pin. 100 units divided by 12 inections equals 8.25 units (on a slin pin) to achieve 250 iu's of hcg. I would personally round down to 8 units 2x per week and call it good.

 

[lyndonlawrence]

hope this isn't too stupid but first time using slin pin. is it easy to see the 8 mark if there are 100 on there?

 

[RTKI]

If i remember right, yes. Typically I order .5cc slin pins just for this reason. The most I go sub Q is 25 units and that is with MT2, so I don't have the need for a bigger slin pin.