What to dilute Liquid Chems with for Research project?

[CEDeoudes59]

Hey bros, please delete if this is inappropriate, I don't know how research project info is treated these days. It's been a while since I've been active.

If I wanted to change the concentration on a Liquid T3 product [200mcg/ml], for example, for my school research project what is the best solution to do so? I'm thinking shooting for 100mcg per ml.

 

[crazyfool405]

Hey bros, please delete if this is inappropriate, I don't know how research project info is treated these days. It's been a while since I've been active.

If I wanted to change the concentration on a Liquid T3 product [200mcg/ml], for example, for my school research project what is the best solution to do so? I'm thinking shooting for 100mcg per ml.

PM the sinner he may know better then most hes a great help.

 

[pmiller383]

why not just measure 1/2ml?

 

[holyintellect]

Why would you need to dilute it? If its a pain to mesure out a small concentration, just use an insulin pin...it makes it easier.

holy

 

[CEDeoudes59]

I hear ya, but given the ultra small concentration (200mg/ml), .25ml doesn't always turn out to be 50mcg. It can be 60mcg or 40mcg at times.

Obviously on paper it is 50mcg, but just by the nature of liquid chems and working in microgram units... I just don't really don't have the confidence that the dosing is accurate everyday.