Liquidex -- CC equivalent to .25 mgs.

[jinxie1]

I've been taking Arimidex, .25 mgs EOD. Precisely hit my E2 target of 20, down from 82!

Just got my Liquidex, to save some scrill. Jan, or someone else, can you please give me the conversion of CCs to arrive at .25 mgs? Thanks in advance.

J

[jinxie1]

Nevermind, the dropper is scheduled by MLs, by the .25.

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by jinxie1

I've been taking Arimidex, .25 mgs EOD. Precisely hit my E2 target of 20, down from 82!

Just got my Liquidex, to save some scrill. Jan, or someone else, can you please give me the conversion of CCs to arrive at .25 mgs? Thanks in advance.

J

Instead of dropper I use insuline syringe.
Just cut out the needle, completely including little bit plastic.
I use 3/10cc syringes.

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[jinxie1]

It's easy enough to use the dropper. Easier in fact. It may not be quite as precise, but it will even out. Certainly as precise as the pill cutter I've been using.

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by jinxie1

It's easy enough to use the dropper. Easier in fact. It may not be quite as precise, but it will even out. Certainly as precise as the pill cutter I've been using.

I disagree.

When you take one pill, divide into 4 (somewhat uneven pices) and then keep taking it, after you eat all four pieces, you know that you have eaten one whole pill.

If using dropper you if are constantly taking little bit more, you end up wit larger average dose.
Reverse if you tend to take smaller doses.

When taking pills just remember to finish eating one pill before you start cutting next pill.

With pills errors average.
With dropper errors accumulate.

[jinxie1]

Jan, duly noted. I may measure the dropper, to make sure it's close. In fact, I will. But I am not particular concerned. Who knows whether the product is precisely equivalent to 1 ml to 1 mg. It;s guesswork in part.

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by jinxie1

Jan, duly noted. I may measure the dropper, to make sure it's close. In fact, I will. But I am not particular concerned. Who knows whether the product is precisely equivalent to 1 ml to 1 mg. It;s guesswork in part.

That is a good point.
But can't be as bad as the totally unequal 1/4 pills pieces of Arimidex.
As long as you stay on consistent (very accurate) dose, you are able to draw proper conclusions form future tests.

[jinxie1]

Good point, Jan. I will measure it tomorrow morning, and a couple times after, to ensure that the dropper is reasonably consistent. The ChemOne product tastes pretty decent. Kinda like grap Dimetapp cough syrup.

[HeadDoc]

Originally Posted by JanSz

I disagree.

When you take one pill, divide into 4 (somewhat uneven pices) and then keep taking it, after you eat all four pieces, you know that you have eaten one whole pill.

If using dropper you if are constantly taking little bit more, you end up wit larger average dose.
Reverse if you tend to take smaller doses.

When taking pills just remember to finish eating one pill before you start cutting next pill.

With pills errors average.
With dropper errors accumulate.

great point! as usual