Chemistry Question

[rocco911]

Does 1 cc equall 100 mg? If not how do I go from mg to cc's?

 

[Zyglamail]

1cc sometimes equals 100mg's it all depends on the concentration of the product you are asking about. Some stuff is 200mg/ml(ieCC), other stuff is 250mg/ml and some is 50mg/ml. What you are asking for varies from product to product.

 

[Nutrient-Nut]

Does 1 cc equall 100 mg? If not how do I go from mg to cc's?

Come on buddy, I hope you know your product. All gear is different. You do know this much I hope or did you flunk Steroids101?

 

[Racer-X99]

Dude, it should say on the bottle. You really should not be injecting anything into your body if you have to ask a dumb question like that.

 

[drgoodbody]

typical...

newbie approach: poke first, ask questions later....

kids, when will they learn

DrG

 

[Spidey]

You are trying to compare to fundementally different things. mL is a unit of VOLUME; mg is a unit of MASS. Injectables have a certain amount of MASS dissolved in a specific unit of VOLUME, i.e., mg/mL. It should be listed on the bottle.

-Spidey

 

[Komo]

Come on guys! It´s only you Americans that say cc. As i have understood it 1 cc equals 1 ml (mililitre). It is really not easy to know when u come from outside the US.

BTW what does cc stand for?

/Komo

 

[jc21]

cc= cubic centimeter

and 1 cc = 1 mL

 

[Andy13]

I'll admit that cc= cubic centemeter (unit volume) isn't quite as obvious as ml = mililiter (also, unit volume)

IMO, it is a true mark of ignorance to report amounts of AAS used (or to be used) in cc's rather than mg's...

Unless we're talking about something like sustanon, where everyone assumes 1cc contains 250mg's.

Regardless, nobody... I mean NOBODY should report amouts of AAS in cc's (which tell us nothing) rather than mg's.

ANdy