xtreme1087
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Hey guys,
I'm about to start a cycle and I'd like to get the hcg ready to go, but I'm having a hard time doing the math. It's simple math I'm sure, but I'm unable to figure it out. Some thorough help would be appreciated. I've read several other threads on this and answers that just throw numbers and junk out don't help.
I have a 5000iu amp of hcg and a 30ml bottle of bac water.
I'm going to pin 250iu's every fourth day during my test e and deca cycle. So 500iu's weekly. Each hcg injection will be the day before pinning the test/deca injection.
I have a 3cc mixing syringe and am going to get a 30ml sterile vial to inject the mixed hcg solution into.
I'll be using a 28g by 1/2" insulin needle (1cc syringe) to give myself the injection.
I've been trying to do the math, and my numbers do not seem to come out and I certainly do not want to OD on this stuff. A thorough well punctuated answer would be much appreciated. People's answers that use no punctuation, capital letters, and bad grammar are hard to understand. I know we're all jacked up on gear (not me yet, but soon!), but please make it easy to understand.
I'm about to start a cycle and I'd like to get the hcg ready to go, but I'm having a hard time doing the math. It's simple math I'm sure, but I'm unable to figure it out. Some thorough help would be appreciated. I've read several other threads on this and answers that just throw numbers and junk out don't help.
I have a 5000iu amp of hcg and a 30ml bottle of bac water.
I'm going to pin 250iu's every fourth day during my test e and deca cycle. So 500iu's weekly. Each hcg injection will be the day before pinning the test/deca injection.
I have a 3cc mixing syringe and am going to get a 30ml sterile vial to inject the mixed hcg solution into.
I'll be using a 28g by 1/2" insulin needle (1cc syringe) to give myself the injection.
I've been trying to do the math, and my numbers do not seem to come out and I certainly do not want to OD on this stuff. A thorough well punctuated answer would be much appreciated. People's answers that use no punctuation, capital letters, and bad grammar are hard to understand. I know we're all jacked up on gear (not me yet, but soon!), but please make it easy to understand.