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At 200mcg/mL, a 1mL insulin syringe (numbered up to 100) will equate to 20mcg at each numbered marker.
Example:
10 (0.1mL) = 20mcg
20 (0.2mL) = 40mcg
30 (0.3mL) = 60mcg
40 (0.4mL) = 80mcg
50 (0.5mL) = 100mcg
60 (0.6mL) = 120mcg
70 (0.7mL) = 140mcg
80 (0.8mL) = 160mcg
90 (0.9mL) = 180mcg
100 (1ml) = 200mcg
40mcg will be the '20' marker on the insulin syringe.
AJ
Example:
10 (0.1mL) = 20mcg
20 (0.2mL) = 40mcg
30 (0.3mL) = 60mcg
40 (0.4mL) = 80mcg
50 (0.5mL) = 100mcg
60 (0.6mL) = 120mcg
70 (0.7mL) = 140mcg
80 (0.8mL) = 160mcg
90 (0.9mL) = 180mcg
100 (1ml) = 200mcg
40mcg will be the '20' marker on the insulin syringe.
AJ
Hey lads,
I have some liquid Clen 200mcg/ml how do I dose this please into an insulin needle and what not. Wanna start at 40mcg and go from there. Any help would be great cheers boys
Get a 1ml syringe with 10 markings on it. 2 divisions would be 1/5th or 40mcg
