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IGF-1 Lr3 - 0.6% Acetic Acid??

GazOwen

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Im researching IGF-1 Lr3 for a possible cycle. Ive read that the optimum concentration of AA is 0.6%. Can someone clarify how you get 0.6% AA from 1ml AA. I haven't bought anything yet, what is the standard concentration of AA that comes with/ sold with IGF-1 Lr3? A bit confused about this?

Thanks in advance for any help!
Gaz:good:
 
GazOwen said:
Im researching IGF-1 Lr3 for a possible cycle. Ive read that the optimum concentration of AA is 0.6%. Can someone clarify how you get 0.6% AA from 1ml AA. I haven't bought anything yet, what is the standard concentration of AA that comes with/ sold with IGF-1 Lr3? A bit confused about this?

Thanks in advance for any help!
Gaz:good:
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Gaz, use the Advanced Search function (search titles only) and use keywords: "Ultimate Beginner's Guide" and download the PDF that appears. It explains all of that and more.

That should also help you learn to use search which is quite handy.

Good luck,

-Papa!-
 
thanks for the response...
I have read the guide in the past, very good...but...is the only way to .6% AA by making it yourself using Vinegar? Can you not use the AA that may come with the kit or is available seperate?
Cheers
 
GazOwen said:
thanks for the response...
I have read the guide in the past, very good...but...is the only way to .6% AA by making it yourself using Vinegar? Can you not use the AA that may come with the kit or is available seperate?
Cheers
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I think some kits come w/.6% AA, but I make mine. It's simple to do and I know it's done correctly if I do it :)

I do not believe 0.6% AA is available for purchase. And no, I won't make some and sell it to you! :) People have asked.

BTW, :welcome:
 
.6% is still available if you look hard,(I think suppliers are slowly bringing it back) but as PapaPumped says it isn't hard to make. If your supplier gives you a "kit" with AA in it, you can almost be sure its the right AA. Sometimes it will say 100um (micro moles) instead of .6%.
 
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