posted Sun, 03/10/2013 - 14:16
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Anavar Suspension Dosing
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Hello,
I received some oral anavar suspension dosed at 100mg per ml in a 10 ml vial. I got it from an US underground lab. After shaking the vial, immediately the anavar crystals are completely separated from the solution. My question is regarding dosing. How in the world would I get an even remotely accurate dose?
I have a 1ml syringe with a 20 gauge needle, but it seems impossible to get a proper dose since it separates instantly, I'm wanting to take 20mg 3x a day.
Any help is appreciated, I have researched the topic without much luck, thanks
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Use an oral syringe not one you use for pinning. Go to your drugstore and ask the pharmacist for an oral syringe. they are used for oral medications. they might just have them sitting out on the shelf since they are also common for dosing liquid meds to children.
You have an oral suspension and the oral powder is suspended in the liquid, not dissolved in the liquid, so this is quite normal. Shake vigorously before use and withdraw your required dosage with the syringe.
Thank you for the reply. It seems to me that every dose would be different since the powder and solution separate so quickly. Do you think this is the case?
Yes, a liquid suspensions dosing isn't as accurate as dissolving the compound in a carrier oil solution. But suspensions are easier to make, cheaper to make, quicker to make, they have the ability to taste nice and they are being used more and more by healthcare institutions.
That makes sense. I guess worst case scenario is I underdose, so I might fill the syringe a little fuller. Thank you for the info, it is appreciated.