Simple IGF dosing question

[blueberry]

This is my first time using IGF, I just want to make sure I'm getting the right amount as the doses are so tiny.

I'm using 29g/1ml U100 needles
IGF is 1000mcg in 1ml of AA
Looking to inject 40mcg bilaterally (20mcg in each slin).

So I'm pretty sure I draw up to the first tick on each needle but would that be the long tick or the short tick? Here's a little diagram to show what I mean

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So do I draw to the very first tick (which is longer) or the first short tick?

Odd question I know, just want to make sure I'm doing it correctly.

 

[DavesNotHere]

The long line would be zero, no? Next line 2? Thats how it looks to me. My pins have more unit lines. Which are these?

 

[Anomaly2181]

This is my first time using IGF, I just want to make sure I'm getting the right amount as the doses are so tiny.

I'm using 29g/1ml U100 needles
IGF is 1000mcg in 1ml of AA
Looking to inject 40mcg bilaterally (20mcg in each slin).

So I'm pretty sure I draw up to the first tick on each needle but would that be the long tick or the short tick? Here's a little diagram to show what I mean

----
--
--
--
--
---- 10


So do I draw to the very first tick (which is longer) or the first short tick?

Odd question I know, just want to make sure I'm doing it correctly.

I had to think about this too when after I reconsituted mine. I use .5 ml slin syringes, but think of it in terms like this. Your 1ml syringe holds your entire 1000mcg of ifg-1. So each small tick on there from your description is 20 mcg. If you went all the way to the 10, thats 100mcg. So you want to pull to the first small tick on there in 2x syringes if you are shooting 40mcg bi-lat.