posted Sat, 02/15/2014 - 00:20
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How do I mix the Genotropin Cartridge without the pen?
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I've got a shit load of Genotropin cartridges but know way of mixing them lol. When I was buying them I never thought about the fact that there's no way to mix them without a pen. I've heard there's a mixer device for these cartridges, does anyone know where I can get one? I hope asking this isn't against the rules, because I'm not asking for any gear or HGH, I'm asking for something that's legal and non steroid or hormone related. So I don't think it breaks the rules asking where to find this mixer device.
Or is there a way to mix the cartridges without the mixer device or pen?
Thank you brothers.
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"GENOTROPIN 12 mg powder and solvent for solution for injection, with preservative. One cartridge contains 12 mg somatropin. After reconstitution the concentration of somatropin is 12 mg/ml."
http://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/13860/spc
I'll refer to the marks on the syringe as units and hgh as IU's to avoid confusion
So you'll have 36 IU's of hgh per milliliter.
2.78 units on the syringe would roughly equal 1 IU of hgh (100/36=2.77777777777778)
Or, consider this:
100 units on the syringe is 1ml.
If I want 3 units to equal 1 IU I would add an additional 8 units of water (36 iU's x 3 = 108)
mix the pen
Inject it into an empty vial
inject an additional 8 units bac water into the vial
3 units on the syringe will equal 1 IU of hgh
FromTheGraveThanks for the reply. So how come you and 'kupovinasuplemenata2' have different answers? Who's actually correct? This is really confusing :-(
Same answer, just different ways to get there.
I cut my pie into 36 pieces. Each piece is 2.78 parts of 100 or 1 IU.
He cut his pie into 100 pieces. Each piece is .36 of 1 IU. You need 2.78 pieces of his pie to get 1 IU.
ANSWER: 2.78 units on the syringe is 1.0008 IU's of hgh.
rounded up, 3 units on the syringe is 1.08 IU's. Keep this in mind. The higher your dose that .08 will add up. For example, if you were taking 4 IU's (as 12 units on the syringe) your actual dose would be 4.32 IU's
FromTheGraveSo 11-12 on the syringe will approximately equal 4IU's of Genotropin HGH? Do you both agree on that? I just want to be certain before I start my cycle
Yes. that is correct.
But you need to get your head around this. What if your gh comes in 8, 10, or 16 IU vials?
Understanding what an IU is helps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_unit
An "IU" on the syringe is not an IU per say. It divides a mil into 100 parts.
You do not need to dilute your gh with 1 ml. You can add or subtract water for easy math.
For example, 36 x 3 = 1.08 mls (108 units on the syringe). Using 1.08 mls would make 12 in the syringe exactly 4 IU's
Diluting an 8 IU vial with .8 ml instead of 1 ml (8 x 10 = 80 units on the syringe) will make 10 on the syringe 1 IU instead of 12.5 had I used a full ml (100/8=12.5)
kupovinasuplemenata2Just tilit the cartridge upside down and with an insulin plunger press on the grey bit so all the water mixes with the powder...
then peirce the rubber and take out accordingly...
FromTheGraveCheers mate. So if I do this, how do I calculate the IU's when drawing with a insulin syringe? I mean how do I know what amount on the syringe equals an IU?
kupovinasuplemenata2How many milligrams have in your Genotropin cartridges?
How many IU have an yours insulin syringe? 50IU 100IU?
FromTheGrave12mg in the Genotropin cartridge. And it's a 1ml syringe, below is a pic of the exact syringe I use:
http://www.quickmedical.com/images/sku/tnails_250/21625.jpg
Thanks again bro, really appreciate your help.
kupovinasuplemenata2Each cartridge have approximately 1 ml of liquid...A little more but it is negligible...
Each IU on insulin syringe have 0,36IU of GH.
So 2IU on yours insulin syringe = 0,72IU GH
3IU= 1,08IU GH
4IU= 1,44IU GH and so on...
Ok?
FromTheGraveHow did you work that out bro?
Also when you say an IU on the syringe do you mean the numbers that go up to 100? Because on my syringe it goes 10,20,30,etc.
kupovinasuplemenata2Syring 1ml/100IU you have 36IU GH in 1ml/100IU
36:100= 0,36 OK
You have a dash in the syringe
It does not write the number 1 but the first dash means one other 2, etc.
FromTheGraveSo if I understand correctly, it'd take two whole syringes for 4ius? Something doesn't seem right about that, am I misunderstanding? I do appreciate your help bro
kupovinasuplemenata2No you take out 11IU on your insulin syringe for 3,96IU GH 11 x 0,36=3,96
You have on your syringe 10,20,30 but you also have dashes.Each dash is 1IU.
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Stick needle in cartridge pull out 11IU on yours insulin syring and you have 3,96 IU growth hormone.
Understand?
FromTheGraveAh lol it makes sense now. So basically the numbers on the syringe are IU's and it goes up to 100ius?
That makes more sense, I was going to say two whole syringes for 4ius is mad :-)
So are you 100% sure on the maths? I would double check it myself but I still don't follow the logic to get the sum.
kupovinasuplemenata2Ah lol it makes sense now. So basically the numbers on the syringe are IU's and it goes up to 100ius?
YES Each dash represents 1IU
So are you 100% sure on the maths?
YES 100%
You have 36IU of GH in 1ml of water.
You have 100IU insulin syringe that holds in total 1ml.
Divide 36IU GH with 100IU on syringe that you have and you have 0,36GH in each IU on insulin syringe.
No worries just multiply the number of units on the insulin syringe with a 0.36 and you get the amount of growth hormone.
FromTheGraveCheers bro, just one final question, why is Greg's answer different to yours?
kupovinasuplemenata2Well you have to divide 36 units of GH with 100 on yours syringe and not vice versa.
Anyway is similar because 2,78IU on insuling syringe by greg MATH and 3IU by me give you 1IU o GH or iN my case 1,08IU GH.
Greg just love to be smartest person in room!
NOW is up to you.
Cheers
Nice information! +1