thats 5mg/ml
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#reconstitution 2025-06-12
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- spreadsheet_stu — while im here weighing the vial before you reconstitute is the only way to catch an underfill 13:52
- spreadsheet_stu — if the powder is on the stopper, tap it down before you add anything. it will still dissolve either way 14:06
- spreadsheet_stu — benzyl alcohol is what makes it bacteriostatic. it is about 0.9% typically label the date too. you will not remember which vial is which by week 15 14:08
- spreadsheet_stu — is it normal for the cake to look slightly collapsed on one side 14:09
- VialBot — Verification log updated: GL Biochem — evidence added, status unchanged. 18:03
while im here weighing the vial before you reconstitute is the only way to catch an underfill
you can absolutely just always use 2ml, and honestly most of us should
coming back after 20 months, has the pinned recon volume advice changed
if the powder is on the stopper, tap it down before you add anything. it will still dissolve either way
benzyl alcohol is what makes it bacteriostatic. it is about 0.9% typically
label the date too. you will not remember which vial is which by week 15
10mg vial
+ 1.0ml -> 10.0 mg/ml 0.5mg = 5u 1mg = 10u
+ 2.0ml -> 5.0 mg/ml 0.5mg = 10u 1mg = 20u
+ 2.5ml -> 4.0 mg/ml 0.5mg = 12.5u (dont)
+ 5.0ml -> 2.0 mg/ml 0.5mg = 25u 1mg = 50uis it normal for the cake to look slightly collapsed on one side
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30mg in 3ml is 10mg/ml, so 5mg is 50 units. half the barrel, feels like a lot but its right
one unit is 0.01ml. 100 units is 1ml. everything else in this channel follows from that
*that should say weekly
yep 10 units
5mg in 2ml gives 2.5mg/ml, 0.25mg is 10 units. good for a starting dose
my rule is one concentration for everything so i never have to think about it at 7am
for the archive 20mg in 2ml is 10mg/ml. 1mg is 10 units, 2mg is 20 units, easy
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