posted Fri, 05/09/2014 - 16:14
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trick to injection/drawing small amount?
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How do you insure that you are injecting all of the say for example 20mcg of igf 1 lr ?
If it is such a tiny amount of 2 units on a insulin syringe? I feel like you could easily miss getting it all out of the syringe. Is there some sort of trick or something I can do to insure I get draw all the needed amount and pin it?
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Not all insulin needles are the same, the below is the type you should be using
http://www.exchangesupplies.org/shopdisp_nevershare_1ml_fixed_needle_syr...
Make it more dilute, you'll reduce you error %
http://peptidecalculator.com/calculator.php
ONLY the amount you see in the barrel, drawn upto the measurements on the side of the barrel is the actual dosage, Mate.
The top part of the barrel, where the needle is attached, is quoted into the design of the barrel. When you draw the amount up the barrel and you push the air out to make it dose ready to inject, you've probably looked at then end after pinning and thought, "Why won't that bit of fluid come out?" (just like the rest of us). It won't. No matter how hard you try to push it out.
It's how the barrels are designed, Mate
Draw it back in the syringe till u get the desired amount then leave a small air bubble to insure when u pin all the oil is pushed out