posted March 27, 2000 12:38 AM            

---

Do you divide the miligram content of the vial by the miligram content on the label or something?

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 12:44 AM            

---

IT DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU TAKE.READ THE BOTTLE,FOR INSTANTS IF IT WAS TEST 200,WHICH HAS 10ML OR 1OCC ,EQUALS TO 200MG PER ONE CC OR ML....

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 12:48 AM            

---

okay. what if its a 50 ml bottle of reforvit?

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 12:51 AM            

---

read the label content. the mgs listed are per cc or ml...same thing.reforvit has 25 mg of dbol per cc

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 12:53 AM         

---

In reforvit-b, there are 25milligrams [a measure of mass, effectively weight] of methandrostenelone per one cc [cubic centimeter, a measure of volume, effectively space, which is also equal to one milliliter]

mg/cc is a ratio. It is the mass concentration of gear in a given volume of solution. It is different for different AS. For example, you could get EQ that has a concentration of 50mg/cc. But you could get a different brand that has a concentration of 100mg/cc.

------------------
-------------------

the alpha male

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 12:54 AM            

---

BEST WAY TO TAKE THAT IS ORALLY.IF YOU INJECT YOU WOULD HAVE TO DO THAT AT LEAST EVERYDAY CAUSE ITS IN AND OUT OF YOUR SYSTEM.THE WAY I DID THAT WAS TO GET THOSE VITAMIN E OR B GEL CAPS AND SUCKED OUT THE VITAMIN WITH 18 GAUGE NEEDLE AND SHOT 1CC IN THE CAPS WHICH EQUALS TO 25MG OR 5 DBOL TABS....

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 01:07 AM            

---

thanks guys.

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 01:42 AM         

---

If there are for example 100 milligrams of stuff in 10 ml of soln. You would take 100 and divide that by 10 which equals 10 mg of stuff per ml. (1 ml equals 1 cc for future reference) So you would have 10 mg of gear in 1 cc in this example.

IP: Logged

posted March 27, 2000 03:23 AM            

---

YOU DON'T
MG IS A MEASURE OF THE AMOUNT OF DRUG IN THE SOLUTION.

IE: A BOTTLE OF WINSTROL HAS 50MG IN EACH ML
IF YOU HAD 2 ML OF WINSTROL IT WOULD =
100MG

1 ML = 50MG
2 ML = 100MG
3ML = 150MG

IF THE BOTTLE OF TEST. HAS 100 MG/ML

1 ML = 100MG
2 ML = 200MG
3 ML = 300MG

REMEMBER A CC AND ML EQUAL THE SAME
AMOUNT

A 10 ML BOTTLE OF SAUCE = A 10 CC
BOTTLE.

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 12:44 PM            

---

mg = wieght
mL = volume

the mg is the wieght of the as in the mL volume

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 12:45 PM            

---

1 mL = 1 cc

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 12:56 PM            

---

ml=cc..read the label and it will tell you mg per cc or ml...

big-guy

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 01:27 PM            

---

it really amazes me that people have problems with this

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 01:41 PM            

---

1cc does not equal 100-200-300mg.
It depends on the strength of the solution! Come on guys!

Dudes who are not informed on this need to do your homework on this stuff. This is stuff learned in basic chemistry.

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 02:09 PM            

---

Ok, I posted this a while ago but it seems like this needs to be addressed again maybe.

Joe NoNeck has a 50ml bottle from Inpel labeled as Maxigan. He has decided his stack will be 10cc's of the stuff once per week (he was influenced b Dan Duchaine likely).
But he wants to know how much actual "active ingredient" he's taking.
So he calls Inpel and finds out that the bottle in question has 400mcg's per mg of "juice". Taking the 400mcg's and converting it grams, or 400X10^16. He discovers that there is .00000000000000004 grams of "juice" per gram.
Since one mg is equal to a hundredth of a gram, Joe knows that there is really .0000000000000000004 mcg's of "juice" per mg.
And we all know that a single mg is equal to a single cc. So Joe knows there ain't a whole lot of "juice" in his body.
So in conclusion, 100mg=1cc. So when someone tells you to take 400mg's of "juice X", you know to really just inject 4cc's of the stuff.
Now the real trick is converting mg's to mcg's in an atmosphere greater than 1
PS. Someone check my math, it's been a few years since I've done this.

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 02:14 PM            

---

A cc= ml but to ask how to covert it to mgs is like asking how air temperture converts to the speed of light!??

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 02:25 PM            

---

Well, DeepSquat since you asked

Just kidding, but you bring up a valid point, let me clarify a couple things on this topic:

First, all amps, vials etc have a part of the label that tells you the concentration. Most of the time it will look like this;

250mg per mL

or

250mg:mL

So once you've located this you should know the relative (since concentrations vary) mg:mL ratio.

It's pretty basic stuff once you get the idea.

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 02:29 PM         

---

HAHAHAAHAAAAA !!!!!!!!
THIS PLACE IS CRACKING ME UP TODAY !!!!!

IP: Logged

posted March 28, 2000 02:29 PM            

---

just take orals. ive got a feeling YOU'LL be better off

------------------
Pain is Weakness Leaving the Body

IP: Logged

All times are ET (US)