Mixing IGF

!@#$%

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I'm sorry if this has been covered a million times, I'm tired of searching this forum and I can't find what I'm looking for.

I need a simple explanation of how much acetic acid I should mix with my IGF. I also recieved some sodium cloride with it. What is the sodium cloride for?
 
You can add however much AA you want. The more you add, the less IGF you have per ml.

The NaCl is for backloading the pin before injection if you prefer. Some people experience some pain from AA.
 
idunk42 said:
You can add however much AA you want. The more you add, the less IGF you have per ml.

The NaCl is for backloading the pin before injection if you prefer. Some people experience some pain from AA.
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Is sodium cloride also for backloading, that is what I recieved in my kit. Can I throw out the sodium cloride, since it is only for pain?
 
If mix 2ml of AA to 1mg of IGF-1 LR3
and im using 0.3cc syringes.
how much is 40mcg , or 20mcg for bi-lat
 
r1ck said:
If mix 2ml of AA to 1mg of IGF-1 LR3
and im using 0.3cc syringes.
how much is 40mcg , or 20mcg for bi-lat
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simple math

1mg = 1000mcg

2ml = 200 units on a syringe

1000mcg / 200 = 5mcg/unit
 
!@#$% said:
Is sodium cloride also for backloading, that is what I recieved in my kit. Can I throw out the sodium cloride, since it is only for pain?
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It isn't only for pain.
 
MattHines said:
simple math

1mg = 1000mcg

2ml = 200 units on a syringe

1000mcg / 200 = 5mcg/unit
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but 0.3cc is 30 units
will it be
60 units since 2ml AA

1000 / 60 = 16.6mcg/unit :gas: ??

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nevermind I get it 1ml = 100 unit so 2ml = 200unit
1000 of mcg / 2ml that is 200 units gives 5mcg/unit

so on my 30 unit Insulin Syringe i pump 2 unit bi-lat giving 10mcg each side for a total of 20mcg right?

:yawn:
 
r1ck said:
but 0.3cc is 30 units
will it be
60 units since 2ml AA

1000 / 60 = 16.6mcg/unit :gas: ??

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nevermind I get it 1ml = 100 unit so 2ml = 200unit
1000 of mcg / 2ml that is 200 units gives 5mcg/unit

so on my 30 unit Insulin Syringe i pump 2 unit bi-lat giving 10mcg each side for a total of 20mcg right?

:yawn:
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No...no matter what syringe you use, there are 100 units to 1cc/1ml. A smaller syringe will hold less units and since each notch is a unit on a .5cc syringe or lower, these are ideal for IGF.

And yes, 2 units to each side would be 10mcg each side for a total of 20mcg.
 
MattHines said:
No...no matter what syringe you use, there are 100 units to 1cc/1ml. A smaller syringe will hold less units and since each notch is a unit on a .5cc syringe or lower, these are ideal for IGF.

And yes, 2 units to each side would be 10mcg each side for a total of 20mcg.
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thanks MattHines karma ftlove

do u really need to backload your igf with bacteriostatic water?, if so can u buy bw in local pharmacy, or really need need to buy it online
 
r1ck said:
thanks MattHines karma ftlove

do u really need to backload your igf with bacteriostatic water?, if so can u buy bw in local pharmacy, or really need need to buy it online
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some people just take the pure AA mixture. The BAC water / Sodium Chloride is just used to ease pain as far as i know.
 
MattHines said:
some people just take the pure AA mixture. The BAC water / Sodium Chloride is just used to ease pain as far as i know.
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where can u get bac water
in local pharmacy ?
 
r1ck said:
where can u get bac water
in local pharmacy ?
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I havent personally done it but I'm sure a pharmacy would have it. Pretty much anywhere that sells syringes should have it.
 
Mach .78 said:
What's it for G?
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Avoiding killing muscle cells.

Avoiding waste when pushing the air out.

Making for an easier amount to divide bilaterally.

Spreading the IGF into a greater amount of muscle when injected.
 
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