I have a 0.3 ml insulin syringe and going to start off with 1 in daily but I can’t seem to figure out exactly what’s 1 iu on this specific syringe? Please help, I don’t want to take too much 
Edit: I use Somatropin 36 iu bottle and daily dose is to set 1 iu - how much will this be on a 0.3 ml syringe?
If thats an insulin syringe then 1iu of insulin is that 1 tiny line on the syringe. Where it says 1, its 10ius of insulin.
Other drugs, of course, would be different depending on the solution and drug volume.
Not enough information. It depends on how you reconstitute whatever drug you are taking.
Need to know how much BAC you used to mix it. That will determine how many mL you inject
If its already mixed then 1iu usually will be at the 10iu marker.
If you mixed it yourself then it will depend on how much water u used to mix it.
How much bact water did you mix with the 36iu powder?
