@kdsavage said:
I’d rather it not sting! I’m debating on starting at .5 or 1. Do you reconstitute it all or is there a way to make sure it doesn’t go bad?
Yes I reconstitute it all in one go. You have to.
If you don't want it to sting, then yes you will need to add more Bac water. The original vials the 100mg will come in most likely is 3ml vial, so it will only hold 3ml of Bac water.
Are you saying you have a 10ml vial of Bac Water? I highly recommend you use Hospira Bac Water and not vendor Bac water but that's up to you. If you do have a 10ml vial of Bac water, what you can do is draw 3ml of Bac Water from your 10ml vial of Bac Water and put it in (also known as reconstituting) into the 3ml vial of GHK-Cu. Let it dissolve and once it is completely dissolved withdraw it out of that vial and put it back in to your 10ml Bac Water vial. So now you will have 10ml vial of 100mg of GHK-Cu.
Also google for a reconstitution calculator and input the data I just gave you and then you will know how many units you need to inject.
But if you do what I just said here above, with 100mg of GHK-Cu reconstituted with 10ml of Bac Water that will give you 10mg/1ml. So if you want to dose 1mg of GHK-Cu you would need to inject a dosage of 10units. If you wanted to do 0.5mg then it would be 5units. And if you want to do 2mg then it would be 20units.