60ml Vial Size

[BNLFL]

joseblo said:

BNLFL said:

If I buy 60mg vials and my next dose is 6mg, then adding 3ml of BAC water means I'd draw to 30 units on the syringe. Is that right?

Keep in mind that packing that quantity into the vial will leave it extremely full, and removing bubbles becomes quite a hassle unless your vial happens to be bigger than standard. Should the contents not fit entirely, avoid pushing it; instead, record the BAC volume you added and work out the dose again. When you're loading carts, watch out that the stopper doesn't pop out the back!

Because I filter into cartridges, I cap my fill at about 2ml for convenience, then use additional BAC to rinse the source vial and dilute the cartridges/final vials (for instance, divide the 2ml as 1+1, then rinse with 1 and divide that as 0.5+0.5). With 2 on hand, no single cart or vial gets used beyond 5 times, and the spare can stay in the fridge.

Apologies for making this more involved. Just stay cautious and monitor what you've done.

Thanks for the help, no problem at all. Nothing has been ordered on my end so far, plus I've got a 2-month supply remaining.

 

[BNLFL]

CNCCurrency said:

joseblo said:

BNLFL said:

If I buy 60mg vials and my next dose is 6mg, then adding 3ml of BAC water means I'd draw to 30 units on the syringe. Is that right?

Keep in mind that packing that quantity into the vial will leave it extremely full, and removing bubbles becomes quite a hassle unless your vial happens to be bigger than standard. Should the contents not fit entirely, avoid pushing it; instead, record the BAC volume you added and work out the dose again. When you're loading carts, watch out that the stopper doesn't pop out the back!

Because I filter into cartridges, I cap my fill at about 2ml for convenience, then use additional BAC to rinse the source vial and dilute the cartridges/final vials (for instance, divide the 2ml as 1+1, then rinse with 1 and divide that as 0.5+0.5). With 2 on hand, no single cart or vial gets used beyond 5 times, and the spare can stay in the fridge.

Apologies for making this more involved. Just stay cautious and monitor what you've done.

I always do this and air bubbles have never been an issue. This is particularly true when you regulate how fast the bac water goes in, or if you simply vent the bottle beforehand.

Do you draw with the syringe minus its plunger?

 

[CNCCurrency]

BNLFL said:

CNCCurrency said:

joseblo said:

BNLFL said:

If I buy 60mg vials and my next dose is 6mg, then adding 3ml of BAC water means I'd draw to 30 units on the syringe. Is that right?

Keep in mind that packing that quantity into the vial will leave it extremely full, and removing bubbles becomes quite a hassle unless your vial happens to be bigger than standard. Should the contents not fit entirely, avoid pushing it; instead, record the BAC volume you added and work out the dose again. When you're loading carts, watch out that the stopper doesn't pop out the back!

Because I filter into cartridges, I cap my fill at about 2ml for convenience, then use additional BAC to rinse the source vial and dilute the cartridges/final vials (for instance, divide the 2ml as 1+1, then rinse with 1 and divide that as 0.5+0.5). With 2 on hand, no single cart or vial gets used beyond 5 times, and the spare can stay in the fridge.

Apologies for making this more involved. Just stay cautious and monitor what you've done.

I always do this and air bubbles have never been an issue. This is particularly true when you regulate how fast the bac water goes in, or if you simply vent the bottle beforehand.

Do you draw with the syringe minus its plunger?

I'm just getting this off my chest, that's all I'm doing

 

[hustjona]

The 60MG I received was also packaged in vials holding 3ml.

 

[BNLFL]

CNCCurrency said:

BNLFL said:

CNCCurrency said:

joseblo said:

BNLFL said:

If I buy 60mg vials and my next dose is 6mg, then adding 3ml of BAC water means I'd draw to 30 units on the syringe. Is that right?

Keep in mind that packing that quantity into the vial will leave it extremely full, and removing bubbles becomes quite a hassle unless your vial happens to be bigger than standard. Should the contents not fit entirely, avoid pushing it; instead, record the BAC volume you added and work out the dose again. When you're loading carts, watch out that the stopper doesn't pop out the back!

Because I filter into cartridges, I cap my fill at about 2ml for convenience, then use additional BAC to rinse the source vial and dilute the cartridges/final vials (for instance, divide the 2ml as 1+1, then rinse with 1 and divide that as 0.5+0.5). With 2 on hand, no single cart or vial gets used beyond 5 times, and the spare can stay in the fridge.

Apologies for making this more involved. Just stay cautious and monitor what you've done.

I always do this and air bubbles have never been an issue. This is particularly true when you regulate how fast the bac water goes in, or if you simply vent the bottle beforehand.

Do you draw with the syringe minus its plunger?

I'm just getting this off my chest, that's all I'm doing

I thought so. Appreciate it.