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1cc=1iu ????
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Well he wouldn't be on a BB site then...
Whether HCG or HGH just figure out how many ml of water you have, and how many ius of shit... then it's basic math... 10CC of water and 10000ius of shit... 1000ius per CC or ML....
Whether HCG or HGH just figure out how many ml of water you have, and how many ius of shit... then it's basic math... 10CC of water and 10000ius of shit... 1000ius per CC or ML....
letsrun4it
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Or 20 and shouldnt even be thinking about it
mlong23
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d_o_c_ said:
If he is 50 and looking to be young again, than go for it.
But most people on here that ended up asking for GH are like 20 something (young 20's). No those people do not need it, unless they are a top level bodybuilder. Which many on here are not top level bodybuilders, and if they were top level than more than likely they would not be asking a dumb question.
mlong23
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jon79 said:
If you have read tons of stuff, then you should have some basic knowledge and not need to know a simple answer. If you are plain stupid than that is your fault, but no matter how many times smart people try and help stupid people they don't seem to understand and get mad at the smart people because they think they messing with them.
The guy never even said what he was using. I have never used HGH, so I wouldn't really give an answer to that. As DOC stated earlier there is a way to divide out and get the answer. When someone asks a question and gives no detail to what exactly they are using (what strength, what drug) and wants an answer this is very hard to do.
mr.nitrofish
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1ml=100units (or iu)
this only applys to volume, not dosage.
this only applys to volume, not dosage.
fcfmuaythai
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it depends on the how much of the substance you have. For example, if you have a 2000iu amp of HCG, and you add 1ml of bact. water, that yields 2000iu's of reconstituted HCG per ml. If you add 2ml of bact. water, that still yields 2000iu of bact. water, but per 2ml. In this case each ml yields 1000iu. But, if you have a 5000iu vial of HCG, 1ml of water yields 5000iu's. 1ml does not automatically equate to 1iu.
Similarly, for HGH, if you have an 8iu vial, adding 1ml of bact. water will yield 8iu of gh. 100units on a slin pin DOES equal 1ml. So, if you want to take 4iu of gh, fill slin pin half way, or 50units. I'm not sure what you're using (gh or hcg) so I spelled them both out for you. I hope this helps.
Similarly, for HGH, if you have an 8iu vial, adding 1ml of bact. water will yield 8iu of gh. 100units on a slin pin DOES equal 1ml. So, if you want to take 4iu of gh, fill slin pin half way, or 50units. I'm not sure what you're using (gh or hcg) so I spelled them both out for you. I hope this helps.
mlong23 said:
WHAT GOODAMN DIFFERENCE DOES THE STRENGTH HAVE TO DO WITH A UNIT OF MEASURMENT ???
ONE FUCKIN IU IS ONE FUCKIN IU NOT MATTER WHAT THE STRENGTH OF THE SUBSTANCE IS YOU FUCKIN MORON. JUST LIKE ONE CC IS ONE CC.
GET YOUR FUCKIN HEAD OUT YOUR ASS YOU FUCKIN REDNECK AND
UNDERSTAND
THE QUESTION. THE QUESTION IS HOW MUCH OF A CC IS EQUAL TO A ONE IU.
YOU ARE MAKING YOURSELF LOOK LIKE THE IGNORANT FUCK YOU ARE !!!
mlong23
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DAYUM said:
Thankyou. Glad to have made your acquintance. Redneck, because of what exactly?
I try to help your ass out by saying it doesn't matter what an iu is equivalent to, only that the strength matters. If you would like to debate the issue on this than you fucking retarded. DOC has already answered your question about the conversion ratio.
I think the only one lookig ignorant is you. But again this is just my opinion, and I don't really care what yours is.
gjohnson5
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mlong23 said:
IU's in Pharmacology is infact a measurement of biological activity....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_unit
theprofessor
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...owned... lolgjohnson5 said:
tell 'em like it is g....
mlong23
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gjohnson5 said:
This is straight from the URL that you posted. What does the first sentence say? It is a unit of measurement, plain and simple in your own research. How does this not say exactly what I had been saying all along.
Now, it is a unit of measurement for the amount based on a measured biological activity. Well this can be mistaken, can it not. You can dilute the potency of the drug, which will throw the assumed IU measurement of effect out the window.
If I am wrong in assuming that what I have just posted is correct, please explain and then I will call myself a dumbass. But for now I believe what I have said to be correct, and that you just verified what I had said all along (not being a smart ass either).
In pharmacology, the International unit (IU, alternatively abbreviated UI, from French unité internationale) is a unit of measurement for the amount of a substance, based on measured biological activity (or effect). It is used for vitamins, hormones, some drugs, vaccines, blood products and similar biologically active substances. Despite its name, the IU is not part of the International System of Units used in physics and chemistry.
The precise definition of one IU differs from substance to substance and is established by international agreement. To define an IU of a substance, the Committee on Biological Standardization of the World Health Organization provides a reference preparation of the substance, (arbitrarily) sets the number of IUs contained in that preparation, and specifies a biological procedure to compare other preparations to the reference preparation. The goal here is that different preparations with the same biological effect will contain the same number of IUs.
For some substances, the equivalent mass of one IU is later established, and the IU is then officially abandoned for that substance. However, the unit often remains in use nevertheless, because it is convenient. For example, Vitamin E exists in a number of different forms, all having different biological activities. Rather than specifying the precise type and mass of vitamin E in a preparation, for the purposes of pharmacology it is sufficient to simply specify the number of IUs of vitamin E.
The mass equivalents of 1 IU for selected substances:
1 IU Insulin: the biological equivalent of about 45.5 μg pure crystalline insulin (1/22 mg exactly)
1 IU Vitamin A: the biological equivalent of 0.3 μg retinol, or of 0.6 μg beta-carotene
1 IU Vitamin C: 50 μg ascorbic acid
1 IU Vitamin D: the biological equivalent of 0.025 μg cholecalciferol/ergocalciferol (1/40 μg exactly)
1 IU Vitamin E: the biological equivalent of about 0.667 mg d-alpha-tocopherol (2/3 mg exactly), or of 1 mg of dl-alpha-tocopherol acetate
mr.nitrofish
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I thought iu was the dose and the volume.
example: my hcg is 2500iu per 100iu (when mixed with 100iu of water)
example: my hcg is 2500iu per 100iu (when mixed with 100iu of water)
mlong23
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gjohnson5 said:
Maybe I have confused myself and everyone else in what I was trying to get at from the begining. DOC posted that 100 ius = 1 cc = 1ml. Great, this is the answer the original person was asking.
But what I was trying to say is that doesn't matter if the potency of the drug is not what you are seeking. Many people come on here and post a question that know nothing about steroids or anything, then they take something and you see a post a few weeks later of them saying they are all fucked up.
I was trying to say that if the person is looking for a stength of the drug, then don't worry about the conversion ratio. If my posts didn't make it clear earlier, than I apoligize.
