How do I accurately measure doses for my homemade pens?

[NeiNei]

Okay, so suppose I want to make separate pens for myself and my family members — how would I actually go about doing, say, 4 different pens?

Let's say I need 4 pens: one at 10 mg, one at 20 mg, one at 30 mg and one at 60 mg. Each one gets 4 uses, just like Mounjaro's, and let's say they're in 2.4 mL, and I've got BAC water and 60 mg Tirze vials.

Maybe my maths is just terrible, but I genuinely don't know how to do this lol

 

[DjJoshua]

NeiNei said:

Okay, so suppose I want to make separate pens for myself and my family members — how would I actually go about doing, say, 4 different pens?

Let's say I need 4 pens: one at 10 mg, one at 20 mg, one at 30 mg and one at 60 mg. Each one gets 4 uses, just like Mounjaro's, and let's say they're in 2.4 mL, and I've got BAC water and 60 mg Tirze vials.

Maybe my maths is just terrible, but I genuinely don't know how to do this lol

Math isn't my strong suit either, but here's my attempt.

Every pen holds 2.4 mL and delivers 4 doses of 0.6 mL apiece (the same as Mounjaro).

Peptide required for each pen:

10 mg pen → 40 mg in total

20 mg pen → 80 mg in total

30 mg pen → 120 mg in total

60 mg pen → 240 mg in total

With your 60 mg vials, the simplest approach is:

Mix a 60 mg vial with a set volume of BAC water (for instance, 2.4 mL gives 25 mg/mL).

Pull the peptide quantity you require into the pen.

Add plain BAC water until the volume is exactly 2.4 mL.

Example (a 10 mg pen requires 40 mg):

Take 1.6 mL of the 25 mg/mL solution plus 0.8 mL of extra BAC = 2.4 mL in total. Each 0.6 mL dose = 10 mg.

Apply the same method to the rest, simply scaling the peptide amount. Label each one clearly.

That's my best guess, good luck .