Thanks man I was able to figure it out, at first someone told me initially how to do it measuring the BAC water with an insulin syringe and that confused me until I figured out I could measure using the regulars syringe like you said. ThanksIt’s pretty straightforward.
If you have a 10 IU vial and add 1ml water, then you have the full 10 UI in a 1ml syringe. 2 UI would be 20% of the syringe, or up to the 20th tick.
technically yes , room temp is fine , I put them all in a secondary fridge just so everything is in one place . Also gh isn’t so sensitive anymore that you have to drip the water down the side of the vial .The GH vials that I have in the box, still not reconstituted, I can leave that in room temperature until I actually mix each vial with the BAC water right? Figured it’s ok since it’s just a dry powder for now?
Appreciate the responses. I realize that for whatever reason I’m having a more difficult time drawing it with the insulin needle vs drawing gear with a normal syringe? I keep getting large gaps of air (or bubbles) that is a pain in the ass to push back in and not draw back out? I’m wondering if that’s normal for it being water soluble? Any tips to minimize this or to help me draw faster?Flex Luger" pid='94216' dateline='1594218385:
technically yes , room temp is fine , I put them all in a secondary fridge just so everything is in one place . Also gh isn’t so sensitive anymore that you have to drip the water down the side of the vial .The GH vials that I have in the box, still not reconstituted, I can leave that in room temperature until I actually mix each vial with the BAC water right? Figured it’s ok since it’s just a dry powder for now?
Tried this today, worked much better thanks manare you pushing air in when you insert the pin ? This usually prevents it for me
Take an unused slin pin and insert it into the vial. Pull the plunger all the way out to release the air inside the vial.Musclechemist7" pid='94222' dateline='1594224085:
Appreciate the responses. I realize that for whatever reason I’m having a more difficult time drawing it with the insulin needle vs drawing gear with a normal syringe? I keep getting large gaps of air (or bubbles) that is a pain in the ass to push back in and not draw back out? I’m wondering if that’s normal for it being water soluble? Any tips to minimize this or to help me draw faster?Flex Luger" pid='94216' dateline='1594218385:
technically yes , room temp is fine , I put them all in a secondary fridge just so everything is in one place . Also gh isn’t so sensitive anymore that you have to drip the water down the side of the vial .The GH vials that I have in the box, still not reconstituted, I can leave that in room temperature until I actually mix each vial with the BAC water right? Figured it’s ok since it’s just a dry powder for now?