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how many ius in one cc

lawsgym

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I have an opportunity to purchase 56 1cc insulin syringes full of growth. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how many ius are in 1cc. Any help on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
 
depends on the concentration of the Gh . 5600 iu is just plain wrong . If the syringes were filled with Insulin-100 that would be the case .
M.O.D. If you don't know the answer to a question , don't answer .
 
BigWh1tey said:
depends on the concentration of the Gh . 5600 iu is just plain wrong . If the syringes were filled with Insulin-100 that would be the case .
M.O.D. If you don't know the answer to a question , don't answer .

hey smart ass hey asked me how many units are there in 1 cc....thats 100 units..what part of that math dont you understand......
 
iu is measure of concentration not volume . With I-100 the concentration is 100iu per ML . With Nutropin AQ the concentartion is 15iu per ML . To know how many IU Law has per CC depends upon the type of GROWTH he is getting .
 
that is not what he asked me ...he didnt say hey i have 56 syringes filled with diluted 5mg saizen...he asked me how many units in one cc.....so maybe your coment to me was posted before you were thinking eh?
 
BigWhitey is correct.

M.O.D., what you are saying is applicable to insulin, not to GH.

To respond to the original question, I wouldn't buy GH preloads.
 
maybe im rading the question wrong...if he asked me about a certain gh then i would have a different answer...but from the way im reading it i will stick with the one i left.
 
BigWh1tey said:
depends on the concentration of the Gh . 5600 iu is just plain wrong . If the syringes were filled with Insulin-100 that would be the case .
M.O.D. If you don't know the answer to a question , don't answer .

Dude, that's just wrong bro. Don't diss MOD like that. It was a simple misunderstanding.....C'mon boys, kiss and make up:busy: :)
 
There is actually only one correct answer to the original question, and that is "It depends on the concentration of the GH you're using".

Telling him that 100 iu of insulin are in a cc does not answer that question. Not a flame, I just think you misread the question.
 
Fuck that , misinformation is worse than no information. So this guy thinks that hes buying 5600 iu of growth because MOD told him there are 100 iu in a CC .
 
correct,,if he tells us what kind of GH it would be easy to answer ....my mistake for reading the question wrong..
 
BigWhitey....

Lok bro, it was just a misunderstanding on MOD's part. C'mon guys you are both smart, well respected individuals on this board. Let's drop the horseshit. OK?
No reason to be an asshole.:(
 
thanks max

i think already said i read the question wrong but what i did say was correct in regards to the conversion but i guess thats not good enough for bigwh1tey.....maybe lawsgym will tell us what kind of gh it is and i guess i should have asked that in the first place.....maybe weaning myself of of paxil is making me stupid:p ...but i hope everyone knows i would never try to mislead anyone..


peace
 
Lawsgym, this whole iu thing is frequently misunderstood, and can be dangerous. An iu measures mass. I received an email recently from a young fellow who had it mixed up the other way - GH to insulin- and he was about to fire up 1cc of insulin.....dead meat.......because he had a Saizen kit that made a concentration of 1.5iu GH per ml/cc. But go figure, Serono makes Saizen, but in a Serostim 126 kit, one ml/cc makes 18iu. Penicillen is different yet, as are many products that are measured in iu's.......read the directions and think about them, and ask questions.
Your syringes full deal would scare me.....what is the concentration, has it been kept cold?? If it ever was left warm, or froze, its worthless.


International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM). This agency administers the International System of Units,


international unit (IU)
a unit used to measure the mass of certain vitamins and drugs based on their expected effects. For each substance to which this unit applies, there is an international agreement specifying the biological effect expected with a dose of 1 IU. Other quantities of the substance are then expressed as multiples of this standard. Examples: 1 IU represents 45.5 micrograms of a standard preparation of insulin or 0.6 microgram of a standard preparation of penicillin.
 
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