As your research subjects titrate up do you add less BAC?

[Twowheelr2]

When I was doing compounded tirz, the pharmacy was lazy and had only one concentration - 10 mg/ml. By the time I got to max EL recommended dose, it was a 150 unit ordeal requiring two syringes.

When I got smarter and went gray, I adjusted. Now I use 60 mg vials with 2 ml BAC (30 mg/ml), so it’s only 50 units.

My compound pharmacy concentrates 10mg/ml. However the starting vial (2.5mg/week) was only 1 ml. The next level (5mg/week) vial was 20mg/2ml..so still at the 10mg/ml. 7.5mg vial is 30mg/3ml…still 10mg/ml concentration.

 

[joseblo]

My compound pharmacy concentrates 10mg/ml. However the starting vial (2.5mg/week) was only 1 ml. The next level (5mg/week) vial was 20mg/2ml..so still at the 10mg/ml. 7.5mg vial is 30mg/3ml…still 10mg/ml concentration.

Wow! 75iu per shot is a bit extreme. I hope they don't keep it up with 10 &15mg.

Brello was 22-25mg/ml and that was already getting a bit extreme.

 

[latviantower]

Wow! 75iu per shot is a bit extreme. I hope they don't keep it up with 10 &15mg.

Brello was 22-25mg/ml and that was already getting a bit extreme.

No, my experience was that they kept up the 10 mg/ml concentration. At 15 mg, they sent a 10 ml vial containing 6 ml/60 mg. I was using two 100 unit syringes to draw up my 150 units (1.5 ml).

(I know you meant 75 units (0.75 ml), not iu (international unit). IU is typically used for vitamins or, in our world, hgh.)

 

[Not_Your_Dad]

That amazing! And greta information!!!!!

I'd love to say it's for some excellent reason, but, it's really because I'm cheap AF and trying to use as little BAC as possible

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

I'd love to say it's for some excellent reason, but, it's really because I'm cheap AF and trying to use as little BAC as possible

Thst works, I just want less fluid going into my body lololol