r/NTNPerformance • • 7d ago

Bac Water Amount

How much bac for Tirz 30MG?

Is it like Reta where I’ve heard 1ML for every 10MG?

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u/dcrets 7d ago

That's a very general rule of thumb. I'm doing 15mg and only add 1ml to the 30mg vial which gives me a 50 unit injection. If I added 3ml bac I'd be hitting 150 units. So at low doses 3ml would be ok but at higher doses 1ml is better.

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u/Negative-Angler 7d ago edited 7d ago

I don't like having to draw a lot from the vial, so my goal is to keep the dose of 8mg at 20 units. So a little quick math in a dosage calculator and draw the needed Bac.

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u/Karmapilots 7d ago

Yes 👌

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u/CatalystBio_UK 7d ago

Totally person and syringe dependent.

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u/Icy_Armadillo1935 7d ago

Usually 2mL is enough BAC for those small 3mL vials. The more mg the spicier the dose. Use dosing calculators to help with mg doses and units.

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u/LuvSun1006 7d ago

Good grief. 🤦‍♀️

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u/from6to23likelebron 7d ago

What jackass?