How to Draw HCG? How Often?

Pharma / TRT
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Maybe you someone can help me, I’m really lost, I’ve looked all over the internet.

I am currently on 500mg of testosterone ethenate per week. I read that I should take HCG during the cycle so I started on the fifth week.

Here’s what I don’t understand: it says 5000iu (equivalent to 5ml) on the bottle. I add 1ml of bacteriostatic water.

It now seems like I only have 2.5ml of liquid after mixing, so that’s the equivalent of 2.5ml. How do I measure this!?

Can someone please treat my like an idiot and make this simple for me. How much do I withdraw into the syringe and how often do I use it?

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Not sure how you would get 2.5ml after only injecting 1ml of bac water? The HCG powder should be of minimal volume addition and completely dissolves. I supposed if you are unsure you could use a large syringe, withdraw all liquid, measure and place back in vial. Then you could divide the 5000iu by the liquid volume to find out you dosing amount. Most guys take around 800-1000iu per week split into 2 or 3 injections.

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If it’s “minimal volume” then why does it say it’s 5000iu - that’s 5ml. I’m just not getting the math about this.

You say it should be just a little over 1ml. How does 5ml go into 1ml!?

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@the_horse
Pretty sure you’re supposed to add 5ml of bacteriostatic water with the 5,000iu powder if you want 5ml of 5,000iu HCG (with each 1mL being 1,000iu).

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The 5000iu does not translate directly to ml. basically you will work off how much bac water came with the kit. So if the water was 1ml after mixing you basically have 5000iu per ml and will have to divide that ml to you desired iu dosage.

Eg. 500iu x2 per week would be 0.1ml x 2

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Durban is correct which is what I was trying to explain… it depends how you mix it.

“In the metric system, 1000 milligrams (mg) is a unit of mass equal to 1 gram and 1000 micrograms (mcg) is equal to 1 milligram (mg).

An IU (International Unit) is a unit of measurement for vitamins and other specific biologically active substances. The precise measure of one IU differs from substance to substance.”

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1 ml water : 5000 IU = 5000 IU/ml. Each 0.1 ml of solution contains 500IU. Math is hard…

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Yup nice ass btw

Here’s is the ez way to make 5000 units hcg… so ez the Gieco caveman can do it

Pop yur hcg kit…toss the bs in package except yur vial with powder…

  1. Mix 2.5 ml of back water in powder vial
  2. put 2.5 ml water in steril mixing vial
  3. draw out the 2.5 water that dissolved hcg & put it in your steril vial (2.5+2.5=5)
    Now yur G2G on a insulin syringe 50 = 500 units
    Pin 25 2x a week or just once 50… however u like
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If I have 5000iu of hcg and I want to take 250iu 2x/week on cycle, then I take a 1ml syringe(1cc insulin syringe) and fill it up to the 100 line with bacteriostatic water. Push this amount into my hcg down the side of the vial. Fill up the 1ml syringe again to the 100 line(full syringe again) and dump this into the vial.

Now I have put 2ml bac water into 5000iu of hcg.
This looks like 5000/200. 5000 iu… 200units on the syringe. 5000/200= 25.
So this means every unit on the insulin syringe will have 25 iu hcg. after rolling the water in the vial and dissolving completely (dont shake, keep refridgerated), if I draw up liquid to the 10 mark, I’ll have 10 units, 250iu hcg. Inject into belly fat(research subq injections.)
I do this injection of 250iu hcg 2x/week. I do it the day of my test injection.