genuine question if you cannot read the mark confidently, your volume is too small. redo it at a lower concentration
#reconstitution 2026-01-07
- blank_run — if you draw up with a bigger pin and inject with a fresh one you lose a bit more to dead space 16:15
- VialBot — On this day 2 years ago this channel logged 39 messages. 16:17
- otto_swirls — how do you all measure a half unit, or do you just not 17:40
- protein_floor — i was wrong about this last year: it is fine to draw cold, it just stings more going in, n of 1 obviously 18:02
- blank_run — update on the earlier thing 20mg in 2ml is 10mg/ml. 1mg is 10 units, 2mg is 20 units, easy, i have it written down somewhere 19:14
gross powder mass is not net peptide. water and counterion are in that number, ymmv
round numbers
thats the vacuum
you can absolutely just always use 2ml, and honestly most of us should
if you draw up with a bigger pin and inject with a fresh one you lose a bit more to dead space
one unit is 0.01ml. 100 units is 1ml. everything else in this channel follows from that, happy to be corrected
On this day 2 years ago this channel logged 39 messages.
one unit is 0.01ml
how do you all measure a half unit, or do you just not
U-100 syringe: 1 unit = 0.01 ml
10u = 0.10 ml
25u = 0.25 ml
50u = 0.50 ml
100u = 1.00 ml
mg drawn = ml drawn x mg/mlswirl dont shake
U-100 syringe: 1 unit = 0.01 ml
10u = 0.10 ml
25u = 0.25 ml
50u = 0.50 ml
100u = 1.00 ml
mg drawn = ml drawn x mg/mlif the maths gives you 13.7 units, change the volume. do not try to hit 13.7
i was wrong about this last year: it is fine to draw cold, it just stings more going in, n of 1 obviously
i keep a spare vial of bac water in the fridge purely so i never rush the maths
bac water
do you draw up with the same pin you inject with
read it at eye level
update on the earlier thing 20mg in 2ml is 10mg/ml. 1mg is 10 units, 2mg is 20 units, easy, i have it written down somewhere
dead space in a standard insulin syringe hub is small but it is not nothing over a month