Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below A buddy and I have had a friendly disagreement on what is a 1 ml injection. One of us says 1 ml is where the bottom of the stopper hits the 1 and the other says it's where the top part of the stopper ( cone shaped ) hits the 1. Can some one settle this please. Silly Question but want to find out. Thanks.
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Injection Dispute
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I've always stressed about this but it is actually the bottom tip. If there is a taper to it then the point touches 1ml. It helps account for the little space before the needle, if that makes sense.
^^^This^^^You are measuring the amount of liquid in the open space between the stopper and end of the pin.
Measure from the bottom straight area of the stopper. Align that area right over the 1ml line and that's what you will have.
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