NGENLA (Somatrogon) long acting analog

[CaptainAmerica]

I got 2 60mg pins to try.

I’m currently on 10iu a day of gh but I plan on running the Ngenla a bit different than most. I’m a driver engineer and paramedic at the FD so I work every 3rd day.

I plan to run 10iu on trading days, 5iu on non training days (generics)

Each pin is 60mg (180iu) / 1.2ml but Chase irons says you can stick a slin pin in and draw out an additional 0.3ml if that’s the case there should be 225iu/1.5ml so I plan to split it by 10 doses and do 15iu on a slin pin e3d which should be 22.5iu.

So it’ll be 10iu of generics on training days, 5iu of generics with 22.5iu of Ngenla on non training days e3d.

I train 2 on 1 off so 122.5iu a week of gh. Either I’m going to put on some size or grow size 18 feet not sure yet but we’re going to find out

Bro did you even read this thread before posting?

Chase Iron’s dosing is wrong and there is no mg to IU known equivalent at this time. 1mg of ngenla is NOT 3iu.

 

[readalot]

Bro did you even read this thread before posting?

Chase Iron’s dosing is wrong and there is no mg to IU known equivalent at this time. 1mg of ngenla is NOT 3iu.

NGENLA (Somatrogon) long acting analog

Hey all, has anyone tried NGENLA (Somatrogon) or any other long acting hgh analogs? Just doing some research on the topic and would love to hear any info or experience you may have on the topic. Thanks for your time and info, Zoinks

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[CaptainAmerica]

Well first of all gh is measured in mgs not IUs. IUs is a measurement of insulin other than that an IU is a made up number that bodybuilders use to measure gh.

I’ve been a medic for 13 yrs and I can tell you for a fact if it’s a pharma med it will have the measurement of the medication on the label. It wouldn’t say mgs on the label and be measured in IUs just like insulin says IUs on the label it’s not measured in mcg.

Show me the research where you found that bc chase mentioned that as well but then his igf came back at 155 the highest he’s ever seen. I’ve also read the Ngenla website and have yet to find it anywhere. The only thing I can find anywhere that even says anything about mgs to ius it’s 1mg=3iu but I’m open to learn if you found some info I’m unaware of.

Can you post the link.

You have to read the studies man. I have read likely all of them. I believe there’s 3-5 out there where they found and proved an equivalent Geno to Ngenla mg dose. They are just out there on google doing a search. And I believe in the Ngenla site as well, perhaps it’s buried. In any case, they’re searchable via google and @readalot posted some in here as well.

Those studies is where my above math comes from to find the new mg ratio and how to calculate the dose from a bodybuilding perspective.

I have a stickied log in this subforum where under the correct dosing my igf came back at 323 and serum at 36 at a 6 IU equivalent.

I halfway made this log to refute Chase Iron’s inaccurate statements on Ngenla; unfortunately I just don’t have the public clout he does outside of SST.

 

[Jfrost89]

Bro did you even read this thread before posting?

Chase Iron’s dosing is wrong and there is no mg to IU known equivalent at this time. 1mg of ngenla is NOT 3iu.

Yes I understand bc gh is measured in mgs thats why it’s on the label. Insulin is the only thing measured in IUs other than that it was a made up measurement to measure gh.

Chase also mentioned that it was supposed to be significantly weaker than seros but then had an igf of 155.

And like you said there’s nothing that says one way or the other so hypothetically speaking just to explain what I’m doing I’ll explain it in a matter that people understand and that 1mg=3iu.

 

[Jfrost89]

Bro did you even read this thread before posting?

Chase Iron’s dosing is wrong and there is no mg to IU known equivalent at this time. 1mg of ngenla is NOT 3iu.

Sorry I miss read what you wrote you at first.

 

[Jfrost89]

You have to read the studies man. I have read likely all of them. I believe there’s 3-5 out there where they found and proved an equivalent Geno to Ngenla mg dose. They are just out there on google doing a search. And I believe in the Ngenla site as well, perhaps it’s buried. In any case, they’re searchable via google and @readalot posted some in here as well.

Those studies is where my above math comes from to find the new mg ratio and how to calculate the dose from a bodybuilding perspective.

I have a stickied log in this subforum where under the correct dosing my igf came back at 323 and serum at 36 at a 6 IU equivalent.

I halfway made this log to refute Chase Iron’s inaccurate statements on Ngenla; unfortunately I just don’t have the public clout he does outside of SST.

But were you doing once a week or split multiple days across the week? Multiple doses across the week hypothetically should have a compounding effect like test e done subq 3-4xweek.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

But were you doing once a week or split multiple days across the week?

Not sure I understand. Gh is dosed daily. I was/am on 6iu geno per day.

Ngenla is weekly.

So if you were on 10iu a day that’s 3.33mg/day

 

[Jfrost89]

Not sure I understand. Gh is dosed daily. I was/am on 6iu geno per day.

Ngenla is weekly.

So if you were on 10iu a day that’s 3.33mg/day

Yes genos are done daily. I’m talking about the Ngenla that’s supposed to be once a week unless I’m missing something. Wasn’t that what this thread was about and wasn’t that what you were saying was not 1mg=3iu?

I’m saying would you not get a compounding effect like doing long acting test multiple times a week so you have overlapping due to ester length?

 

[CaptainAmerica]

Yes genos are done daily. I’m talking about the Ngenla that’s supposed to be once a week unless I’m missing something. Wasn’t that what this thread was about and wasn’t that what you were saying was not 1mg=3iu?

I’m saying would you not get a compounding effect like doing long acting test multiple times a week so you have overlapping due to ester length?

Yes ngenla is once a week. That’s all I’m running not ngenla and geno simultaneously.

There is no compounding effect. Though there is a rise and fall