so as im new to using research liquids and peptides, i had to get a handle on the proper dosing for them. i know for some of the newb this can be confusing and easy to forget. a 1 ml dosing syringe is most often denoted in tenths and hundreds. or .1 and .01 so i will give the break down for pramipexole and aromasin. i wont give them for cabergoline as most on here know its pretty much useless in liquid because shelf life is less than a month once opened.

your dosing needs are dependent on your cycle and or symptoms. this is just a guide to make it easier for you to figure it out when tapering or just dosing from a 1ml syringe. i know its pretty simple and anyone who's going to use this stuff should be able to figure it out but im all about making life easier for myself and others. we all know using prami you should taper on it, on and off. i taper in .0625ml=.125mg intervals to avoid sides. if i go over .10ml at a time I cant handle the nausea the next day.

so here is pramipexole
.0625ml = .125 mg
0.125ml = .25 mg
.1875ml = .375 mg
.25 ml = .50 mg
.3125ml = .625 mg
.375ml = .75mg
.4375ml = .0875mg
.50 ml = 1.0mg

aromasin is a lot simpler, for me it was just about finding when i should take it, morning or night. i take it in the morning cause i cant sleep at night if i take it in the evening. also it can be challenging finding the "sweet spot" thats when you dont experience low estro sides and youve got your estro under control. for most its 12.5mg EOD or 25mg E3D. I found my current sweet spot to be around 9.375mg EOD. i dont have any estro sides and im not dried out till my joints hurt.

aromasin
.125ml =3.125mg
.25ml = 6.25mg
.375ml = 9.375mg
.50ml = 12.5mg
.625ml = 15.625mg
.750ml = 18.750mg
.875ml = 21.875mg
1.00ml = 25.0mg

obviously with these liquids and the 1ml syringe you wont get these "exact measurements" so i just get as close as possible while just trying to be consistent.

i know some may find this post silly but i hope its helpful for some of those new to these i have some others i will post later. (letro, clomid and nolvadex)