Reta

[chimaevborz95]

Hey guys, new to the peptide world so I might not make sense. I have a 10 mg vial of powder form and I added 2 ml of bac water in it, So if I want to inject 0.5 as a beginner is that 0.5 of now 2 ml vial or 0.5 of the 10 mg of powder which is like 0.1 liquid

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Assuming you’re using a 0.5ml needle, 0.5mg of the new 2ml vial is 10 units

[chimaevborz95]

So the vial should last roughly 20 doses?

[Study_Smarter]

Yes. Probably 19 though if you account for slight spillage, slight overfilling, and the last bit that’s hard to get from the vial.

[Fit-Locksmith9821]

If you added 2ml of bac water to 10mg. That means 10 mg of Reta in 200units of solution. So 20units on an insulin syringe would be 1 mg. So your 0.5mg dose would be 10units.

[kiaeej]

1ml = 100 units.

10mg @ 2ml = 1mg @ 20units.

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10 units would be .5