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Either needle will work. I mix 2ml of BAC water with 2000IU so that

2000IU/2ml=1000IU per ml. For 250IU you would dose 1/4ml=0.25ml=25units.

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From: Brett Savage <brshop@...>

Sent: Tue, June 8, 2010 2:17:52 PM

Subject: Mixing hCG?

OK, I got my hCG today from ADC. Just want to make sure I am doing this right.

It is the 2000 IU called FERTIGYN made by Sun Pharmaceutical in India. If I am

going to take 250 IU per dose the day before my T shot every 3 days that should

be enough for 8 doses in each ampoule. Right?

Each package came with a plastic tube of 2ml sodium chloride injection IP 0.9%

plus they sent a separate tube of sterile water. Both of these I am going to

discard and instead get some bacteriostatic water to mix it with.

The ampoule is all glass and the package insert doesn't say but I assume I need

to break the top off. Then use a large mixing needle to add the bacteriostatic

water to the ampoule tube.

I have some 3ml, 18 gage X 1-1/2 or 3ml, 22 gage X 1 will either of those do for

mixing? I have the mixing instructions for the 5000 and 10000 but I have no

idea how much bacteriostatic water to add to 2000. Would that be just a case of

doing the math to divide it down? Now I assume I will also need a sterile empty

vile to store it in. For those who have done this before does it sound like

this plan is OK.

Thanks, Brett

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Brett

Mixing hCG?

>

>

> OK, I got my hCG today from ADC. Just want to make sure I am doing this

> right.

>

> It is the 2000 IU called FERTIGYN made by Sun Pharmaceutical in India. If

> I am going to take 250 IU per dose the day before my T shot every 3 days

> that should be enough for 8 doses in each ampoule. Right?

>

> Each package came with a plastic tube of 2ml sodium chloride injection IP

> 0.9% plus they sent a separate tube of sterile water. Both of these I am

> going to discard and instead get some bacteriostatic water to mix it with.

>

> The ampoule is all glass and the package insert doesn't say but I assume I

> need to break the top off. Then use a large mixing needle to add the

> bacteriostatic water to the ampoule tube.

>

> I have some 3ml, 18 gage X 1-1/2 or 3ml, 22 gage X 1 will either of those

> do for mixing? I have the mixing instructions for the 5000 and 10000 but

> I have no idea how much bacteriostatic water to add to 2000. Would that

> be just a case of doing the math to divide it down? Now I assume I will

> also need a sterile empty vile to store it in. For those who have done

> this before does it sound like this plan is OK.

> Thanks, Brett

>

>

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You will need to add 2 mls of bac water each shot to do 250 IU's will be .25

mls. Pre load your needles and keep them in the fridge if you don't have a

vial.

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> From: Brett Savage <brshop@...>

> Subject: Mixing hCG?

>

> Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 3:17 PM

> OK, I got my hCG today from

> ADC.  Just want to make sure I am doing this right.

>

> It is the 2000 IU called FERTIGYN made by Sun

> Pharmaceutical in India.  If I am going to take 250 IU

> per dose the day before my T shot every 3 days that should

> be enough for 8 doses in each ampoule.  Right?

>

> Each package came with a plastic tube of 2ml sodium

> chloride injection IP 0.9% plus they sent a separate tube of

> sterile water.   Both of these I am going to

> discard and instead get some bacteriostatic water to mix it

> with.

>

> The ampoule is all glass and the package insert doesn't say

> but I assume I need to break the top off.  Then use a

> large mixing needle to add the bacteriostatic water to the

> ampoule tube. 

>

> I have some 3ml, 18 gage X 1-1/2 or 3ml, 22 gage X 1 will

> either of those do for mixing?  I have the mixing

> instructions for the 5000 and 10000 but I have no idea how

> much bacteriostatic water to add to 2000.  Would that

> be just a case of doing the math to divide it down? 

> Now I assume I will also need a sterile empty vile to store

> it in.  For those who have done this before does it

> sound like this plan is OK.

> Thanks, Brett

>

>

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Brett: Keep us posted on how you make out with hCG. It did wonders for me and

I am hoping it will make you feel a lot better as well.

Regards,

Joe

>

> OK, I got my hCG today from ADC. Just want to make sure I am doing this

right.

>

> It is the 2000 IU called FERTIGYN made by Sun Pharmaceutical in India. If I

am going to take 250 IU per dose the day before my T shot every 3 days that

should be enough for 8 doses in each ampoule. Right?

>

> Each package came with a plastic tube of 2ml sodium chloride injection IP 0.9%

plus they sent a separate tube of sterile water. Both of these I am going to

discard and instead get some bacteriostatic water to mix it with.

>

> The ampoule is all glass and the package insert doesn't say but I assume I

need to break the top off. Then use a large mixing needle to add the

bacteriostatic water to the ampoule tube.

>

> I have some 3ml, 18 gage X 1-1/2 or 3ml, 22 gage X 1 will either of those do

for mixing? I have the mixing instructions for the 5000 and 10000 but I have no

idea how much bacteriostatic water to add to 2000. Would that be just a case of

doing the math to divide it down? Now I assume I will also need a sterile empty

vile to store it in. For those who have done this before does it sound like

this plan is OK.

> Thanks, Brett

>

>

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