Does anyone need any sound advice about mixing or adm hCG?
If anyone needs some sound advice about how to do this safely. Let me know. I am an RN and I may be able to help as I do this stuff everyday at work. After reading many of the previous messages I can see that there is a huge need for sound advice. Some of the messages I have read really concerns me. Once again (ihave repeated this numeous times in my other replies) my advice comes as a friend not a nurse due to potential liability. I would rather see you all do it safely. Remember Anna Nicole? She developed a sever infection due to improper injection technique which started a chain of events that lead to her death. Please be safe.
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Permalink Reply by Terrie on
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Thanks, Rhonda.
I have the instructions on how to mix the HcG in different dosages, info on syringes, needle sizes, how to inject, etc. but after I scan it in to the computer to send it, it appears in extremely large size font. I am obviously doing something wrong because I am not having any luck scaling the size down. I am still going to work on it; but if you have it (the info) already broken down, that is great. Go ahead and post it. The information that I have was compiled by three other individuals from the Natural Cures site, and like you, one was an RN.
I hate it when my computer is smarter than I am! LOL
Have a great day!
Be one in a million, not one of a million!
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Permalink Reply by Rhonda Duckworth on
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Hi Terrie,
It is just a VERY easy formula that goes like this:
Step 1: Divide the amount (units) ordered by the amount (units) you have on hand
Step 2: Multiply that number by the amount (ml) of fluid you will be mixing it with
Step 3: simply draw that amount into the syringe
Example 1
If you will be using a 1500 unit vial and will be mixing it with 10 ml of bacteriostatic water and the desired dose is 200 units you will need to inject 1.3 ml.
Step 1: divide 200 by 1500 (0.13)
Step 2: multiply that number (0.13) by 10 ml (1.3)
Step 3: draw up 1.3 ml
Example 2
5000 units of hCG with 10 ml Bac water, 200 unit dose =0.4 ml
Example 3
10,000 units of hCG with 30 ml Bac water, 200 unit dose =0.6 ml
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Nixon on -
You don't need so much water. If you stick to the standard of 10ml of water per 10,000iu, then your conversions will be easier and the amount of liquid you are injecting will be minimal. Subcataneous work just as well as intramuscular. If you were to have a 10,000 unit vial of hcg and you put 10ml of water in to it, then to get 250iu of hcg you would draw .25ml. If any of you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to give me a call, as i'm not on here much. Im here to help
Sincerely,
Tyler Nixon
HCG Medical Expert
866-540-0227 Ext. 117
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Permalink Reply by Shirley Bernstein on -
Tyler If you were using 5000 units with 10ml water and you wanted 200iu dose would that be .20ml
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Permalink Reply by kimmiestuff on -
Wouldn't that be .40 ml Shirley?
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Permalink Reply by sally on
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Hello, this is my second round on phase 2. The hcg I got last time was 1500 pregnyl. I administered the shots for 21 days , lost 13 pounds and was very pleased. The injections didn't hurt at all. I started my second round of the injections yesterday. I am using 5000 pregnyl this time. I am mixingit with 25 ccs of bac. water and sharing it with my mom and brother. The problem is this time the shot itself doesn't hurt but when I inject the solution it hurts. It is a sting and a burn. This has happend both days to all of us. I did order the bac. water from a different company this time . Could this be the problem. Thanks, Sally
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Permalink Reply by kimmiestuff on
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Same brand I presume right? I dunno..might be the water...could be the temp. Sometimes if I leave it out (the syringe) to come to room temp before I inject it seems to be entirely painless.
So lets see, per your mixing instructions you'll have 40 doses at 125 iu per dose right? And you're sharing it with two other people? So, somebody is going to be doing this less than the 21 or 40 day protocol?
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Permalink Reply by Tamera on -
If i have a 10,000 unit vial of hcg, want .25 ml injections and a dosage of 125 iu's how much bac water should I put in the vial?
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Permalink Reply by kimmiestuff on
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I believe I answered your question earlier, but you'll need 30 ml to get .38 injections. The solution will not last 80 days unless you freeze the preloaded syringes
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Permalink Reply by Tamera on
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How long will the solution stay good in the freezer? My doctor did 125 iu's per day, have you had any experience with the stronger doses being more effective? (We had great success with the 125 iu dose.)
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Permalink Reply by kimmiestuff on
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Well that's a good question. I don't know the answer, but I know you could, at some point test one with a pregnancy test to be sure its still potent.
Often a dose higher than 125 is used, KT said 175 I think. I need at least that much to keep the hunger and energy at bay. Everyone is different and you'll just have to experiment.
Having said that, this is another reason to buy small amps of hcg so you can mix it according to changes in dosing along the way if you need to. Since you have to mix all of the 10,000 at once, and if you choose to freeze preloaded syringes, you will have to either preload a higher dose or be stuck with 79 syringes of 125. See my point?
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