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1 ml = 1 cc,

so .25 ml = .25 cc

>

> I'm used to working with IM needles for TRT, now I am incorporating hcg with

an insulin needle for the first time, and I am lost. I begin the hcg tonight,

and don't want to screw up the dosage.

>

> The via was hcg 5,000 units. The instructions were to mix it with 5ml water,

which I did. The dose is 0.25 ml (250iu) however these measurements are not on

the insulin syringe, it is marked in increments of 10, with 100=1cc. How much

would 0.25 ml be?

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> THANKS!

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Thanks Barb..I really appreciate it. Thats what I was going to go with, but was

confused as others mix with more water, apparently.

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> > I'm used to working with IM needles for TRT, now I am incorporating hcg with

an insulin needle for the first time, and I am lost. I begin the hcg tonight,

and don't want to screw up the dosage.

> >

> > The via was hcg 5,000 units. The instructions were to mix it with 5ml water,

which I did. The dose is 0.25 ml (250iu) however these measurements are not on

the insulin syringe, it is marked in increments of 10, with 100=1cc. How much

would 0.25 ml be?

> >

> > THANKS!

> >

>

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25 units on an insulin syringe = 250iu when you are using a 1000iu/ml mix. 25

units = .25cc

>

> I'm used to working with IM needles for TRT, now I am incorporating hcg with

an insulin needle for the first time, and I am lost. I begin the hcg tonight,

and don't want to screw up the dosage.

>

> The via was hcg 5,000 units. The instructions were to mix it with 5ml water,

which I did. The dose is 0.25 ml (250iu) however these measurements are not on

the insulin syringe, it is marked in increments of 10, with 100=1cc. How much

would 0.25 ml be?

>

> THANKS!

>

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Clint,

Your right because mls are the same as cc's so .25mls is the same as .25cc and

this is 250 IU's.

You mixed up 5,000 IU's in a 5ml vial this is = to 5cc vial and 1000 IU's/ ml or

cc.

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> From: Clint <atlfuzzy@...>

> Subject: beyond confused on dosage/insulin needle

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> Date: Friday, October 15, 2010, 10:23 PM

> I'm used to working with IM needles

> for TRT, now I am incorporating hcg with an insulin needle

> for the first time,  and I am lost.  I begin the

> hcg tonight, and don't want to screw up the dosage.

>

> The via was hcg 5,000 units. The instructions were to mix

> it with 5ml water, which I did. The dose is 0.25 ml

> (250iu)  however these measurements are not on the

> insulin syringe, it is marked in increments of 10, with

> 100=1cc.  How much would 0.25 ml be?

>

> THANKS!

>

>

>

>

>

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