Lack of measuring apparatus

[uhh123abc]

Hey all, my liquid clomid does not have a measuring apparatus with it. The dosage is 25mg/ml. Any idea how I'd measure that? I've got insulin pins that go up to 1cc (1ml) but they're 30 gauge and I'm not sure they can suck up the pink chemical. Also, it's for legal reasons that thy put "harmful if injested" on the label, correct? I just find that odd because I was under the impression this type of research chemical was legal.

Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.


Edit: yeah I just dipped a pin in and it won't suck anything into it

 

[NegroPops]

it is legal because it is not marketed for human consumption.

get an oral syringe.

 

[uhh123abc]

I just hauled my lazy self to CVS and got one. I put water in my mouth before squirting it in and swallowed it like that. Can't say it burns too bad like other people have said though. Although as I'm typing this I definitely feel it. Thanks negropops

 

[Jack steel]

Hey all, my liquid clomid does not have a measuring apparatus with it. The dosage is 25mg/ml. Any idea how I'd measure that? I've got insulin pins that go up to 1cc (1ml) but they're 30 gauge and I'm not sure they can suck up the pink chemical. Also, it's for legal reasons that thy put "harmful if injested" on the label, correct? I just find that odd because I was under the impression this type of research chemical was legal.

Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.


Edit: yeah I just dipped a pin in and it won't suck anything into it

Key word: "research" not for human use. Yes it's for legal reasons.

 

[RickRock13]

Research chemical companies have to cover their ass with those types of disclaimers. That's why they are often labeled "not for hu,an consumption". That is the only way they can be sold legally for research purposes.