I am seeing on this test several different mg and percentages. Not trying to be dumb but I am assuming that they tested 4 different vials and each contained the amounts shown correct? And if that is the case when I am using a pep calculator should I just round up the number to say 12mg to make sure I don't use too much? and if so is there a calculator that I can input the number manually? I know of one calculator but it only lets you pick from round numbers like 10, 15, 20. Thanks for your help.
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byefatlicia
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Those are tests from 4 vials in the batch.
Yes, you can call it 12. Unless you're like me and you don't mind a little spicier dose.
Yes, you can call it 12. Unless you're like me and you don't mind a little spicier dose.
I am new to the game so I would like to play it safe....I don't want to vomit or shit my pants on my first dose. LOLbyefatlicia said:Those are tests from 4 vials in the batch.
Yes, you can call it 12. Unless you're like me and you don't mind a little spicier dose.
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Usually shitting of the pants doesn't happen with Tirz. Likely, you'd be wishing you could shit at all. 
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Does look like I did this right?
I picked a dose of .5 mg ( want to start slow) I picked 10mg for the vial size (what was on the bottle). And added 1ml of back. It’s stating the vial would have 20 doses in it.
I know I need to watch some YT videos to get this down but I would like to at least make a purchase to have some ready when I’m ready to go with my starting dose.
Does look like I did this right?
I picked a dose of .5 mg ( want to start slow) I picked 10mg for the vial size (what was on the bottle). And added 1ml of back. It’s stating the vial would have 20 doses in it.
I know I need to watch some YT videos to get this down but I would like to at least make a purchase to have some ready when I’m ready to go with my starting dose.
byefatlicia
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That's perfect! As you want 1/20 of the 10mg
You might consider using 2ml of Bac to give you a bit more Bac per dose and also a little more accuracy. Just my personal approach tho...
You might consider using 2ml of Bac to give you a bit more Bac per dose and also a little more accuracy. Just my personal approach tho...
byefatlicia
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I'm thinking you'll be using that 10mg kit for a while? 2ml of Bac will be fine. Just adjust your draw when titrating up.
I would stick with 2ml for this vial. Based on your starting dose of 0.5mg, you will pin 10 units.
If you only reconstituted with 1ml of bac, the 0.5mg dose would equate to 5 units which IMO is too little volume to pin the dose accurately.
I like to work with volumes in the 10-30 unit range. I have done 50 units but it is a lot given how much fat I have lost.
If you only reconstituted with 1ml of bac, the 0.5mg dose would equate to 5 units which IMO is too little volume to pin the dose accurately.
I like to work with volumes in the 10-30 unit range. I have done 50 units but it is a lot given how much fat I have lost.
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Same. SubQ belly feels gross now, I can feel the lumpPopTart said:
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That math is right, but consider this: when you're reconstituting for a dose that's 5 units, and accidentally dose 6 units by mistake (which is easy to do), you've overdosed 20% of what you intended.fatty33 said:
I aim for 20 units for any dose, regardless of strength. Five and even 10 unit doses leave little margin for error, especially if you're using the alibaba pens. If you're using syringes, I hope you have the .3mL type. Measuring five units on a 1mL syringe sounds like a special kind of hell.
I also highly recommend the DREGS suite of peptide calculators. The reverse calc is my favorite. That allows you to set the number of units and the dose you want and it works the rest out for you. DREGS is a genius.
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Man it dos with me. If I push it even a little too far I’m in for three days of uncontrollable diarrheabyefatlicia said:Usually shitting of the pants doesn't happen with Tirz. Likely, you'd be wishing you could shit at all.
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Well shit...Peotidethrowaway said:
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Fortunately, the numbers are quite close. Twelve sounds good.byefatlicia said:Those are tests from 4 vials in the batch.
Yes, you can call it 12. Unless you're like me and you don't mind a little spicier dose.
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With reta, on some days I wear two pairs of underwear. I still haven't resorted to Depends.byefatlicia said:Usually shitting of the pants doesn't happen with Tirz. Likely, you'd be wishing you could shit at all.
Thanks! I will look at the dregs peptide calculator. Although I get confused with them. I need to youtube it...peptideusername said:Same. SubQ belly feels gross now, I can feel the lump
That math is right, but consider this: when you're reconstituting for a dose that's 5 units, and accidentally dose 6 units by mistake (which is easy to do), you've overdosed 20% of what you intended.
I aim for 20 units for any dose, regardless of strength. Five and even 10 unit doses leave little margin for error, especially if you're using the alibaba pens. If you're using syringes, I hope you have the .3mL type. Measuring five units on a 1mL syringe sounds like a special kind of hell.
I also highly recommend the DREGS suite of peptide calculators . The reverse calc is my favorite. That allows you to set the number of units and the dose you want and it works the rest out for you. DREGS is a genius.
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Just figured I'd be honest.fatty33 said:
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fatty33 said:
Your math is correct but I'd consider going with a smaller syringe, preferably 0.3ml or a 0.5ml ... Much more accurate and convenient dosing. 5 units on a 1ml syringe is hard to read accurately. Still 5 units on the smaller syringes but much easier to read. Study a few peptide calculators that are linked in other posts. 2ml bac water give you 10 units no matter which syringe you choose for your .5mg dose. Pay special attention to decimal points..........
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