Dermatrest dosage question

Correct. 1 pump is 2ml which is 50mg
 
A little tip I used to measure proper doses... Go out and buy an oral syringe.... Works like a charm!
 
Which version? New or old? Makes a huge difference.
 
fergusson33 said:
New Olympus UK version.
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Ok, these guys have you covered. The old Olympus labs version was 50mg per ml so 1 pump would be 100mg. Just covering all bases ;)
 
yates84 said:
Ok, these guys have you covered. The old Olympus labs version was 50mg per ml so 1 pump would be 100mg. Just covering all bases ;)
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I was going to say.. that is what mine was! I was using using an oral syringe and drawing up 1/2 ml twice daily.
 
Matthew1237 said:
How the hell did you pull that off? The bottle is deep. I would definitely favor that method as trying to half pump can be a bit tricky.
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Just pump it from the bottle into the Tupperware. Make sure you seal the Tupperware up as soon as you draw with the oral syringe. The alcohol evaporates quickly.
 
Matthew1237 said:
Well damn!! I might have to try that. You don't find you lose much in the transfer?
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I just leave the bottle upside down for a few days then finish getting the remainder out.
 
Ive done the tupperware trick... It def. works.. I also will remove the plunger of the oral syringe and pump right from the bottle to the syringe... Then carefully put the plunger back in, but hole ur finger near the hole to prevent any of it being pushed out...
 
Just a tip. The bottle cap from an empty bottle of OL TransForm also fits on the DermaTrest bottle (and other bottles as well). I never used the pump for DTrest and I would just stick the oral syringe right in. When the bottle got a bit low, I would just tip it to the side and then stick the syringe into the liquid. I never transfered mine out of the bottle.
 
Toren said:
Just a tip. The bottle cap from an empty bottle of OL TransForm also fits on the DermaTrest bottle (and other bottles as well). I never used the pump for DTrest and I would just stick the oral syringe right in. When the bottle got a bit low, I would just tip it to the side and then stick the syringe into the liquid. I never transfered mine out of the bottle.
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I had to do that with transform because the pump would ALWAYS get clogged. Those little crystals can about clog anything up.
 
yates84 said:
I had to do that with transform because the pump would ALWAYS get clogged. Those little crystals can about clog anything up.
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Definitely the grainiest of the OL TD's, as far as what I've tested anyway. Plus they make my nipples look shiny and glittery. Lol.
 
yates84 said:
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Nah, that would be a huge pain in the ass. I use SealSafe dosing adapters and an oral syringe. You just take the pump off, and pop the dosing adapter in. The great thing is this brand of dosing adapter self seals. That way you can shake the bottle without worrying about spilling it. Then stick the syringe in the hole, invert the bottle and draw. It's that easy.

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By the way the smaller one in that package fits the CEM bottles and the bigger one fits the DermaTrest bottles.
 
T-Bone said:
Nah, that would be a huge pain in the ass. I use SealSafe dosing adapters and an oral syringe. You just take the pump off, and pop the dosing adapter in. The great thing is this brand of dosing adapter self seals. That way you can shake the bottle without worrying about spilling it. Then stick the syringe in the hole, invert the bottle and draw. It's that easy.

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By the way the smaller one in that package fits the CEM bottles and the bigger one fits the DermaTrest bottles.
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You always have some cool tricks! Repped
 
24mm is the size for the DermaTrest and 20mm is for the smaller CEM size bottle. The sell big boxes of both sizes but they are around $50. The product in the picture is $4.99 though with free shipping on the river site.
 
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