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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Tips on how to blend propionate with enanthate (or cypionate)?
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 201724" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>I use 0.3 cc syringes, which give me a resolution of 0.005 mL. This sets the granularity of my dose sizes. My enanthate is 300 mg/mL and my propionate is 100 mg/mL. The 4:3 ratio of ester weights translates to a 4:9 ratio of volumes. A typical batch might be 0.44 mL TE and 0.99 mL TP. Each mL contains 92.3 mg TE and 69.2 mg TP. This also means each mL contains 66.5 mg T from TE and 57.9 mg T from TP. You can now see that my current dose of 3.2 mg TE + 2.4 mg TP corresponds to a dose size of 0.035 mL. In the past I've also used doses of 0.03 and 0.04 mL.</p><p></p><p>I've become pretty adept at removing all visible air bubbles from a syringe. Sometimes when a bubble is stuck I'll have to draw in more air to enlarge it. But once the bubble is mobile it's a matter of having it rise towards the needle and slightly pressing the plunger just as it reaches it so the flow forces the air through the needle and into the vial. Sometimes a little flick of the wrist is helpful to center the bubble in the syringe and help it find the needle. Of course this all takes place while the needle is still penetrating the vial's stopper. Sometimes I'll need to invert the vial/syringe two or three times before I completely remove the air. I draw a few extra units to facilitate the process, and I squeeze out the extra once the air is out.</p><p></p><p>I've found that a bigger problem with dose reduction can occur from injection site leakage. Although this doesn't happen so often, I've seen that when I use one site for a prolonged period the likelihood of leakage increases. Leakage is also more likely when I encounter constant resistance during needle insertion. But if there's a reduction in resistance after initial penetration then leakage is rarely a problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 201724, member: 38109"] I use 0.3 cc syringes, which give me a resolution of 0.005 mL. This sets the granularity of my dose sizes. My enanthate is 300 mg/mL and my propionate is 100 mg/mL. The 4:3 ratio of ester weights translates to a 4:9 ratio of volumes. A typical batch might be 0.44 mL TE and 0.99 mL TP. Each mL contains 92.3 mg TE and 69.2 mg TP. This also means each mL contains 66.5 mg T from TE and 57.9 mg T from TP. You can now see that my current dose of 3.2 mg TE + 2.4 mg TP corresponds to a dose size of 0.035 mL. In the past I've also used doses of 0.03 and 0.04 mL. I've become pretty adept at removing all visible air bubbles from a syringe. Sometimes when a bubble is stuck I'll have to draw in more air to enlarge it. But once the bubble is mobile it's a matter of having it rise towards the needle and slightly pressing the plunger just as it reaches it so the flow forces the air through the needle and into the vial. Sometimes a little flick of the wrist is helpful to center the bubble in the syringe and help it find the needle. Of course this all takes place while the needle is still penetrating the vial's stopper. Sometimes I'll need to invert the vial/syringe two or three times before I completely remove the air. I draw a few extra units to facilitate the process, and I squeeze out the extra once the air is out. I've found that a bigger problem with dose reduction can occur from injection site leakage. Although this doesn't happen so often, I've seen that when I use one site for a prolonged period the likelihood of leakage increases. Leakage is also more likely when I encounter constant resistance during needle insertion. But if there's a reduction in resistance after initial penetration then leakage is rarely a problem. [/QUOTE]
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