FR accepted. That's right at dilution of 2 ml instead of 1 ml, you would double the dosage. My wife uses .015 ml dosage so it makes it .03 ml instead. That is perfect in a .5 cc insulin syringe because it is three graduation marks. I don't have to split hairs! ;-)

When I first started using MT-II, I was doing the standard 1 ml dilution and didn't see any bruising or other reactions of any kind. I do all my B-12 diluted injections subcutaneously. I use super fine 31 gauge needles that are only 5/16 " long. I prefer the skin on my thighs and am vascular enough that I just use the areas between all the veins. My wife prefers the abdominal area about even with the height of the navel. She too has had no reactions or bruising with either the standard dilution or doubled.

Sometimes, I wonder if people are getting reactions from their bac water. Still I'm using benzyl alcohol in my B-12 so I would think that would be about the same as bac water. The largest dose of MT-II I tried was .15 ml at the double dilution and still no reaction. The largest dose I tried at the standard dilution was .05 ml with no reaction.

The standard dilution rate is 1 ml per 10 mg vial and that is how the doses are quoted. However, some like to use a larger amount in order to make the very small doses more manageable. I have seen several references to using 10 ml but I personally prefer to use 2 ml. I also use one of the two forms of bio-identical Vitamin B-12 (hydroxocobalamin a.k.a. hydroxycobalamin) which I get in pharma-grade from Germany. I mix it with benzyl alcohol (0.9 %) in a sterile bulk vial for diluting my HGH, AMP, etc. I'll be 65 in October and as we get older, it is more difficult to absorb B-12. I also take Metformin for anti-aging purposes and it is known to block the ability to absorb B-12 from the digestive tract. So, it's a good way to get around the problem.

I've gotten pretty dark in a couple of weeks, lost 5 pounds, and those were just the "side benefits"! ;-)