benzyl alcohol is what makes it bacteriostatic. it is about 0.9% typically
#reconstitution 2026-02-28
- birch_bloods — benzyl alcohol is what makes it bacteriostatic. it is about 0.9% typically 22:22
- bea_reconstitutes — i use bac water even for a single-use vial because it stings less, which is not the reason it exists 22:25
- apob_over_ldl — quick one a slightly collapsed cake is cosmetic. a puddle in the bottom is not 22:27
- birch_bloods — a 3ml syringe for the diluent and a u100 for the dose is the setup most people here end up with, ymmv 22:30
- vienna_vial — do you let it come to room temp before drawing or draw it cold 23:03
thats 5mg/ml
i use bac water even for a single-use vial because it stings less, which is not the reason it exists
i swirl for about thirty seconds and then leave it. never had one fail to dissolve
quick one a slightly collapsed cake is cosmetic. a puddle in the bottom is not
U-100 syringe: 1 unit = 0.01 ml
10u = 0.10 ml
25u = 0.25 ml
50u = 0.50 ml
100u = 1.00 ml
mg drawn = ml drawn x mg/mlthats the vacuum
a 3ml syringe for the diluent and a u100 for the dose is the setup most people here end up with, ymmv
yep 10 units
is a slightly cloudy solution ever ok or is that always a bin it
foam is bad
anyone worked out a recon volume that puts 10mg on a round unit mark
gross powder mass is not net peptide. water and counterion are in that number, from memory
the meniscus thing is real. read it at eye level or you are guessing by a unit either way
my 10mg vial weighed 11.4g on the jewellery scale, is that wrong
label the vial
read it at eye level
do you let it come to room temp before drawing or draw it cold
took me a year to stop over-diluting. the measurement error at 4 units is worse than the convenience
is it worth buying a 3ml syringe for the diluent or is the insulin one fine
how long after reconstituting before its actually dissolved
i write the mg/ml on the vial with a sharpie the moment i reconstitute it
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