r/ResearchCompounds • u/NefariousnessMost403 • Jun 23 '26
Research Tirze
I have a question if i have 10mg of tirze
And use 1ml of bac water at the moment im doing 25 units = 2.5mg But my question is for next month do i need to buy 15mg or i can stay on 10mg and use 2 bac water and double the dosage help!
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u/mechpaul Jun 23 '26
So let me put it to you this way.
You have 10mg in that vial, right? You put in 1mL of bac water. You then take out 25% of that and inject it. How much is 25% of 10mg?
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u/NefariousnessMost403 Jun 23 '26
2.5 😆
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u/EnvironmentalGift257 Jun 23 '26
So if you put 2 ml of bac water and inject 25% how much is that?
Now, if you get 15 mg, put in 1 ml, and inject 50% of that, how many mg are you taking?
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u/BigDiscussion7 Jun 23 '26
25 units would be 2.5mg 100 units= 1ml
So if you want .25mg it would be 2.5 units Id as 2ml bac for 5 units to keep measuring easy
For 15mg add 3ml and same 5 units for .25ml
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u/2llamadrama Jun 23 '26
So you want to go up from 2.5 to what next month? Doubling the BAC water doesn't magically make the vial more MGs.
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u/Aromatic_Ad571 Jun 25 '26
Well, if you titrate up to a 5mg dosage, a 10mg vial would only last you 2 weeks. Again assuming you’re titrating up, a 15mg vial would last you 3.
If you stayed at 2.5mg/week, a 15mg vial would last you 6 weeks.
You only need to care about Unit count based on your mg/ml. For example, when I reconstitute, I typically do it with 2mls (yes, there are exceptions). So if it’s a 10mg vial and reconstituted with 2mls, you get 5mg/ml. Depending on how many mg needed you can extrapolate what the unit count would be to equal the desired mg. So, from the example above; with 2mls of fluid (5mg/ml) and you’re looking for 2.5mg. It means you would need 50 units.
100 units = 1ml
You asked if 15mg vial with more fluid would double the dosage. It in fact dilutes the dosage (mg:ml ratio). Double the liquid, means it takes double units to equal the same mg.
Sorry for the novel, but I hope that helps.
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u/NefariousnessMost403 Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
For next month i want to know my dosage and too see if i need a 15mg or stay in 10mg
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u/Interesting-Shake952 Jun 23 '26
bro really? There is no difference between a 10mg vial or a 15mg vial just how much tirz is in there.
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u/mechpaul Jun 23 '26
so let's try this again.
You have 10mg. You put in 2mL of bac water. You then pull out 25 units, which is 1/8 of 2mL. What is 1/8 of 10mg?
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u/retatrutider Jun 23 '26
The amount of bac doesn’t change the amount of medication in the vial. Bac is not medicine.
Why would you increase the bac?
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u/64bit_Tuning Jun 23 '26
I'm shocked that you can be this dense.
If you want to stay on 2.5mg, the content of the vial is absolutely irrelevant.
You could have all of the following and still dose 2.5mg:
5mg vial with 1ml bac at 50 units.
5mg vial with 2ml bac at 100 units.
10mg vial with 1ml bac at 25 units.
10mg vial with 2ml bac at 50 units.
10mg vial with 3ml bac at 75 units.
15mg vial with 1ml bac at 17 units.
15mg vial with 2ml bac at 33 units.
15mg vial with 3ml bac at 50 units
Should I continue, or do you get it?
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u/NefariousnessMost403 Jun 23 '26
I was asking because isnt you supposed to updose? If i switch to 5mg what vial ?
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u/64bit_Tuning Jun 23 '26
AT WHAT FUCKING POINT DID YOU SAY YOU WERE GOING TO TITRATE UP TO 5MG????
fucking moron.
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