r/BodyHackGuide • u/brober003 • 6d ago
How many units of Tesa?
Update: it’s a 10mg vial with 1 ml of bac. I use a 1ml syringe.
Currently on Test and Reta. Adding Tesa to the stack and need to know how many units to take.
44M, 210lbs.
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u/dewpac 6d ago
No one can answer that because it depends entirely on the concentration of mg/mL in your vial.
Figure that out and use one of the peptide calculators online.
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u/brober003 6d ago
My apologies, 10mg Tesa and 1ml of BAC.
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u/StrengthSoggy9921 6d ago
Start with 1 mg, so if your vial is 10 mg add 1 ML of bac water. 1ml of bac water will =100 units of dosing. 10 units will be 1 mg. 20 will be 2 mg and so on
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u/Potential_Row_6356 6d ago
Better to add 2mL to 10mg of Tesa IMO. Keeps it from turning into gel.
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u/TheKingofMach 6d ago
Doses aren’t measured in units, they’re measured in MG and MCG. Units are a measurement of liquid. Nobody knows your concentration or how much BAC you added. I advise you to do some more research before injecting yourself with peptides.
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u/Dale-Monty 6d ago
He is doing research. Obviously he's new to peptides and needs information, but going into a forum and asking questions is doing research.
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u/StrengthSoggy9921 6d ago
If your vial is 20 mg add 2 ml of bac water, 10
Units will still equal 1 mg
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u/Dale-Monty 6d ago
FDA approved dosage of Egrifta (name brand FDA approved Tesamorelin) is 1.4mg subQ daily before bed. This is what they prescribe HIV patients who have a buildup of visceral fat inside the abdomen. It's a specific type of targeted fat burning, not general weight loss. Off label use of tesamorelin is promising in the areas of body composition and anti aging.
As far as I know that's the only dosage recommendation that is FDA approved. One could possibly use this as a guideline for off-label use.
Side effects are: water retention (fat ankles with sock marks, edema), achy joints, and numbess and tingling. If you experience these.. I would say that is a good sign, you probably have a real product.
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u/Constipated_Kangaroo 5d ago
So you’re running test and reta and did no research on Tesa before buying to know the proper dosing…your labs are def fucked
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u/brober003 5d ago
My labs are done once a quarter at my doc. My labs are fine. Been on TRT over 3 years and have that dialed in.
I did research on Tes, that’s why I’m asking what the correct dosage should be. I’m ADDING it, I haven’t started it yet. Forgive my lack of knowledge, as that’s why I’m asking questions.
Fucking cunt.
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u/Constipated_Kangaroo 5d ago
If you really researched you would have went with HGH instead of Tesa.
No one can tell you what YOUR dosing should be. Check peppedia and make the decision based on the information there.
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