Telling dosages apart by looking at them

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Yet another beginner question: is there a way to tell a 10mg peptide vial apart from a 30mg one just by looking?

What about 20mg compared with 30mg?

Must we rely on testing alone, or is a physical difference something we might actually be able to see?
 
The contents of the vial are largely made up of filler. If only the peptide were present, it would likely be invisible. Therefore, the amount of material in the vial tells you nothing.
 
Once you add BAC, every one of them looks like plain clear liquid, and prior to mixing, each is simply a small white cake.
 
Nope, a vial of R15 and a vial of R140 both contain what appears to be an identical quantity of lyophilized powder.
 
mdec85 said:

Yet another beginner question: is there a way to tell a 10mg peptide vial apart from a 30mg one just by looking?

What about 20mg compared with 30mg?

Must we rely on testing alone, or is a physical difference something we might actually be able to see?
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In terms of physical appearance, it is possible, though you would need proper measuring equipment—your eyes or a typical kitchen scale won't cut it.

Take 15 grains of table salt from your kitchen and count them out. That amount comes close to matching the volume of 30 mg of peptides.
 
While I was explaining this to my wife, she mentioned the cow labeled 99.7% pure. What you're referring to is essentially .03 of a grain of sand
 
BigJDog said:

While I was explaining this to my wife, she mentioned the cow labeled 99.7% pure. What you're referring to is essentially .03 of a grain of sand
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Oh! So that must be the source of the itching after injection.

Keep this from your wife: those numbers only go to 3 digits, so they aren't all that exact. Writing >99% would be closer to the truth. Since it's over 98%, there's nothing to worry about.
 
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