Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I only got 8 1/2 cc's from my ttokkyo Deca in a 10ml bottel, 10cc's of ttokky cyp in a 10ml bottle. I have a freind that took both Deca and EQ from ttokkyo and said he only got 8-9cc's from these bottles. is this common. or is it a randomw thing that happens with ttokky gear.
8 1/2cc's on a 10ml bottle. TTokkyo
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I'm finishing up my first cycle (500mg sust250, 300mg deca, 30mg dbol ed first four weeks) a full week and a half early because my ttokkyo vials were underfilled (the sust250 and the deca). So my 10-week cycle will only be an 8.5-week cycle..or maybe a 9-week cycle depending if I can get 3 more shots out of what I have left (doubtful). 
Bar Room Hero
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My last ttokkyo deca had an extra cc in it. So, this all probably evens out in the end. Hopefully.
You guys don't have a clue...I had everyone bitching about the Ttokkyo testonon only having 4cc's in it...I opened 2 of them and drew the liquid out with a 5cc syringe and got about 5 1/2 cc's out if not more...Go buy a 10cc syringe and suck out the contents of a full bottle before you start complaining cause I've never found a bottle to be more than 1/2cc underfilled when I've emptied them...
WannaImpress
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Ttokkyo Eq!
I used several of Ttokkyos' Eq on my previous cycle and they were not underdosed by any means! I used to only draw up .8cc into the syringe because the other .2cc would be in the needle, so just pull the plunger further down, switch the needle and whala, a full cc!
REMEMBER: if you have a full cc in your syringe, don't forget about whats in the needle, pull the plunger down a little more and theirs your missing juice!
I used several of Ttokkyos' Eq on my previous cycle and they were not underdosed by any means! I used to only draw up .8cc into the syringe because the other .2cc would be in the needle, so just pull the plunger further down, switch the needle and whala, a full cc!
REMEMBER: if you have a full cc in your syringe, don't forget about whats in the needle, pull the plunger down a little more and theirs your missing juice!
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Slopain
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IronFist said:
This happens every few months, I need to copy and save the reason why they think they are underfilled. Lets put it this way if you think its possible to overshoot or to 'waiste' (left in the needle, shot out prior ti inject, your miscalculation) .125ml (1/8th) your going to think your short .6 to 1.2 ml's. If you think your getting ripped off take a 10ml or 5ml dart and see for yourselves. Brovels are sometimes underfilled. Ttokkyos are within 9.5-10.5 everytime, every single time.
ready2explode
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I havent bought vet gear yet that hasnt been underfilled a tad, but for the price who cares (usually 1/2cc short)? 40 bucks for a 10cc bottle and ur complainin? next time just buy an extra bottle...
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ryker77
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I think slopain is right. I used three vials of EQ and both only allowed me to get 8ml per vial. But I was taking small amount out at a time.
Now one has to question is it better to inject a full 3cc's at a time and not waste gear? Or better to inject 1-2cc's mulitple time and have a more even blood spike and waste some gear?
Now one has to question is it better to inject a full 3cc's at a time and not waste gear? Or better to inject 1-2cc's mulitple time and have a more even blood spike and waste some gear?
ready2explode
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my bad bro...yea it is common
Enigmaxxx7
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Quadsweep said:
LOL!
I never count on 10ccs with Brovel.I always count on 9ccs when I figure it into a cycle. Dumbfucks can't count to 10.
ready2explode
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LMAO!Enigmaxxx7 said:LOL!
I always count on 9ccs when I figure it into a cycle. Dumbfucks can't count to 10.
drrman
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SLOPAIN nailed it, people have a tendency to put .2 mls or so too much in the needle when drawing it out, you don't actually go down to the 1ml mark with the needle full, pull it down to the 4ml mark and read to teh bottom of the maniscus at the 2ml mark, that is 1 cc. and teh meniscus is where the viscous forces of the fluid make it curve up the sides of the syringe, so you actually read at the bottom of the curve.
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