can someone explain "ticks"

[motorol@]

my buddy claims to take all of his AIs and clen in liquid form by "ticks." He fills up the needle only then drips out a certain amount. Is this an accurate way to measure these fluids? Anyone else do this?

 

[GUARDIAN]

the syringe should have "tick" marks denoting certain number or portion of ml's. liquid ancillaries are usually dosed a certain number of mg or mcg (in the case of clen) per 1ml. so it would be accurate to fill up a syringe to the appropriate tick mark and dispense (not inject). alot of liquid ancillaries come with marked droppers but not all of them are marked to the small level that syringes are.

 

[halfcenturian]

Ticks are small parasites that attach themselves to your skin, bury their heads and suck blood.

 

[Acela]

http://www.facialtics.org/index.html

some insight

 

[GUARDIAN]

http://www.facialtics.org/index.html

some insight

u guyz r so wrong....lol

 

[Mavafanculo]

its not accurate - use a marked syringe or dropper to measure

 

[BIGBUCK$]

http://www.facialtics.org/index.html

some insight

rip bodie

 

[hesnobradpitt]

its not accurate - use a marked syringe or dropper to measure

Agreed , a must for high mg/ml liquids much more accurate and you can squirt it straigh down your throat if you want .

Brad.