Just Experimented The Rate with 100MCG of GHRP2 for the First Time

[Kev]

Is this correct? For a five MG Vial. Filled up with 2.5 ML of bac water. Then drawn to the second tick mark is 100mcg? Thats what the pep calculator said.

How will I know if this shit is real or not?

Topic should have said the rat

 

[crackrbaby]

Peps are slow acting. You may notice a slight flush after pinning, but not everyone experiences this. Increased quality of sleep is another sign that some people show.
Give it a few months, you'll know if its working or not.

 

[Esc8p]

The first time I used it I got flush, light headed, and a bit dizzy a few minutes after injection. That was the one an only time. I sometimes get a little flush, but not too seldom. Give it a couple of weeks and you'll slowly start seeing some better body composition. Actually, you may not notice them, but others definitely will.

Good luck!

 

[Lene28]

Rat should feel some hunger. In a 5mg vial if you put 2.5ml bac water that will yield 200mg per tick mark.

5000mcgs and 2.5ml of bac water equals 25 ticks on a slin pin. 5000 divided by 25 equals 200. So each tick mark will have 200mcgs of GHRP2.

 

[Kev]

Rat should feel some hunger. In a 5mg vial if you put 2.5ml bac water that will yield 200mg per tick mark.

5000mcgs and 2.5ml of bac water equals 25 ticks on a slin pin. 5000 divided by 25 equals 200. So each tick mark will have 200mcgs of GHRP2.

Ok I'm confused. According to peptidecalculator.com:

If you have a 1 ML needle
with a 100 unit syringe
with 50 tick marks
at 2 units per tick mark

And you have 5mg peptide
and add 2.5 ml bacwater
and you want a 100mcg dose

you have to draw up to tick mark 3 just for 100 mcg.

So...I'm confused.

 

[Esc8p]

Easy way for me was to add 2ml BAC water to a 5mg vial of pep. 4 tick marks (iu) equals 100mcg of pep.

 

[Kev]

Easy way for me was to add 2ml BAC water to a 5mg vial of pep. 4 tick marks (iu) equals 100mcg of pep.

So if I added 2.5 ML then probably about 5 tick marks?

 

[Kev]

Ok wait I'm confused

My pens have 100 dashes on them and they are 1 ml each

If I added 2.5 ml water to 5 mg GHRP

how many dashes would be 100 mcg?

5 right?

 

[Kev]

Ok nvm I got it figured out. I have a 100 tick mark pen that measures in IUs. Sorry.

 

[Jizzmo]

its not that hard.
say you got 2mg for example. you use 1ml to reconstitute. you have insulin syringes which are 100iu and 1ml.
so 1ml (a full syringe) gives you 2mg of the peptide.
that means 1/10 (which is 10iu) of the syringe gives you 200mcg of the peptide.
that means you use about 5iu, which is about half a 10-iu-tick on the insulin syringe and you have 100mcg of the peptide.


if you have 5mg peptide-vials you use 2,5ml to reconstitute and its exactly the same. always 0,05ml (=1/20 of an insulin syringe, =5iu, =100mcg peptide)

 

[Kev]

Thanks bro. I did figure it out. The IU conversions are just a little different to get used to. America needs to switch to the metric system.

 

[mdts]

Thanks bro. I did figure it out. The IU conversions are just a little different to get used to. America needs to switch to the metric system.

ml is the metric system. It is simple math guys. Each ml is 100iu's, each mg has 1000mcg in it. So just take your 2.5ml which converted to iu's is 250iu's divide that into 5000mcg of peptide or what ever mg or mcg size you have and you get your amount per tick or iu. So 5000/250= 20mcg per tick or iu.