Details - BAC and Reta How To

[When_Pigs_Fly]

I know the”how” to reconstitute but my question is much more specific. I have a 24 mg vial of lyophilized Reta. How much BAC water should I use if I want to inject 4 mg. per week? Is there a guide that I can refer to? TYIA, Ann

 

[sfkid]

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[BNLFL]

If it's truly 24mg. Have you seen the COA with content? I just got some R24, and it's actually 22mg. Use this. I'd use 2.4. Damn fat fingers.

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[CycleSloth]

 

[anaranchi]

I know the”how” to reconstitute but my question is much more specific. I have a 24 mg vial of lyophilized Reta. How much BAC water should I use if I want to inject 4 mg. per week? Is there a guide that I can refer to? TYIA, Ann

I would think the simplest way to go about this would be to use 2.4ML if BAC with a 24mg vial. This would give you a 1mg dose for every 10 units on the syringe.

 

[Bakerskibum87]

I find it so hard to fathom can research and find Reta, BAC and not a peptide calculator. This space is filling up.

 

[Vash_]

This is assuming you have a 3ml reconstitution syringe and are using 1ml syringes for injection.

 

[petros600]

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