Help me do the math

[bahamu7]

Hi guys, it's a dumb question but that's the purpose of this sub forum.

So i have one vial of test E 250mg/ml

another vial of primo e 200mg/ml

I want to inject 150mg of test and 100mg of primo, that would be a total of 0.6ml test/0.5 primo

to avoid the hassle of drawing multiple compounds in one syringe every time, I have several empty vials.

If I put let's say 3ml test/3ml primo into the empty vial, and draw the amount of 1.1 ml, that would give me the same result right? I'll have 150mg test and 100 primo in that 1.1ml

Thanks

 

[MikeAlstott]

Hi guys, it's a dumb question but that's the purpose of this sub forum.

So i have one vial of test E 250mg/ml

another vial of primo e 200mg/ml

I want to inject 150mg of test and 100mg of primo, that would be a total of 0.6ml test/0.5 primo

to avoid the hassle of drawing multiple compounds in one syringe every time, I have several empty vials.

If I put let's say 3ml test/3ml primo into the empty vial, and draw the amount of 1.1 ml, that would give me the same result right? I'll have 150mg test and 100 primo in that 1.1ml

Thanks

I believe in theory, yes. Might want to shake it up a bunch and before every pin to make sure it's sufficiently mixed.

 

[BINGBONG]

@bahamu7 Lol this made me just start crunching numbers trying to figure this out...

Referring to ur mixed vial, evenly mixed at 3ml each, 1ml the dosages would be 125 test and 100 primo (.5ml test, .5ml primo)

1.1ml would be 137.5mg test 110 primo conisdering everything is dosaged properly (.55 test, .55 primo).


To get to ur desired dosage, u would want to mix more test then primo. (.6ml x 6 = 3.6ml test, .5ml x 6 = 3ml primo)

So ur mixed vial would contain 3.6ml test and 3ml primo. 1.1ml would yield 150 test 100 primo.