Understanding Syringe Measurement/Dosage

[60TRT]

Hi guys, I've seen other posts on this subject, but I'm still not clear.

Question: Using a 1CC/ml syringe, to what marking on the syringe do I need to draw up to in order to inject a 100mg dose?

Many thanks for the help!

 

[UCFguy01]

Half of the syringe will be 100mg. The whole syringe is 200mg, 1cc, 1ml

 

[Deleted member 16042]

Half of the syringe will be 100mg. The whole syringe is 200mg, 1cc, 1ml

Not all esters/dilutions are 200mg/ml

@60TRT, what ester and what concentration is shown on your Testosterone vial?:

 

[60TRT]

It's 250mg/ml. Thanks for any help you can provide - I know this is an embarrassingly newbie question but I never see it. addressed anywhere

 

[Straightnasty34]

You would draw to .4 on the syringe , should be rite below half of a syringe.

Think of it this way , there's 25 mgs per ever .1 mark so 25 x 4 =100

if you wanted 125 mgs you'd draw to .5 on the syringe or exactly half a syringe.

 

[60TRT]

Thank you...so you disagree with Nelson above? Or was he assuming a concentration of 200mg/ml maybe?

 

[Straightnasty34]

Nelson ??

Just remember whatever your total Mgs are per ML you divide by 10 in a 1ML syringe and then to get the dose you want multiply by the .1 , .2 , .3 , etc to get the dose you want .

 

[Deleted member 16042]

You would draw to .4 on the syringe , should be rite below half of a syringe.

Think of it this way , there's 25 mgs per ever .1 mark so 25 x 4 =100

if you wanted 125 mgs you'd draw to .5 on the syringe or exactly half a syringe.

For 250 mg/ml This is correct.

OR if you are using insulin syringes draw to 40 units