Liquid SARMS Dropper Accuracy

[Indigo]

As I await blood and DEXA results, I'm curious about something. I've noticed that dosing may not be entirely accurate, since upon squeezing dropper into mouth it seems to leave behind traces of the liquid - w/ a few air pockets. It takes a few more squeezes to then get the remains out, but even then it feels like 100% of the dose is not actually making it's way into the mouth.

Is there a better procedure? I want .5mg, not 4.5675mg

Thank you

 

[Indigo]

mL rather.

 

[Mobster]

You're over obsessing.

 

[muskate]

You're over thinking things man. Remember big picture with all this stuff.

Just like doing an injection. You never inject exactly 1mL. Sometimes it's more like .95mL, sometimes it's more like 1.05mL.

It all evens out at the end of the day

 

[Indigo]

You're over obsessing.

It's actually not something that even crossed my mind until I saw the left over liquid in the dropper. A dose is a dose imo, and it should be administered in exact measurements - or as close as possible. This is why I was wondering if there was a common solution. I've also had the displeasure of having to micro-taper of various chemicals, which may be why I'm more concerned. Or could it be that these compounds are of so little danger (or potency) that a .2mL deviation from dose makes absolutely no difference at all?

Either way, I've ordered a pack of oral syringes from Amazon. Hopefully a plunger will get me closer to accuracy, as so I can feel comfortable knowing my bloods are displaying levels according to an exact dose of compound.

 

[Mobster]

It's actually not something that even crossed my mind until I saw the left over liquid in the dropper. A dose is a dose imo, and it should be administered in exact measurements - or as close as possible. This is why I was wondering if there was a common solution. I've also had the displeasure of having to micro-taper of various chemicals, which may be why I'm more concerned. Or could it be that these compounds are of so little danger (or potency) that a .2mL deviation from dose makes absolutely no difference at all?

Either way, I've ordered a pack of oral syringes from Amazon. Hopefully a plunger will get me closer to accuracy, as so I can feel comfortable knowing my bloods are displaying levels according to an exact dose of compound.

I used to just suck the dropper.

 

[dylangemelli]

It's actually not something that even crossed my mind until I saw the left over liquid in the dropper. A dose is a dose imo, and it should be administered in exact measurements - or as close as possible. This is why I was wondering if there was a common solution. I've also had the displeasure of having to micro-taper of various chemicals, which may be why I'm more concerned. Or could it be that these compounds are of so little danger (or potency) that a .2mL deviation from dose makes absolutely no difference at all?

Either way, I've ordered a pack of oral syringes from Amazon. Hopefully a plunger will get me closer to accuracy, as so I can feel comfortable knowing my bloods are displaying levels according to an exact dose of compound.

if that makes you feel better about it then thats completely fine

 

[stevesmi]

we tend to over think things.. a little bit won't make a difference

 

[chadmack282]

It's actually not something that even crossed my mind until I saw the left over liquid in the dropper. A dose is a dose imo, and it should be administered in exact measurements - or as close as possible. This is why I was wondering if there was a common solution. I've also had the displeasure of having to micro-taper of various chemicals, which may be why I'm more concerned. Or could it be that these compounds are of so little danger (or potency) that a .2mL deviation from dose makes absolutely no difference at all?

Either way, I've ordered a pack of oral syringes from Amazon. Hopefully a plunger will get me closer to accuracy, as so I can feel comfortable knowing my bloods are displaying levels according to an exact dose of compound.

Buy the new sarms1 capsules!!
Problem solved!

 

[Mobster]

Buy the new sarms1 capsules!!
Problem solved!

How am I gonna suck them? ha ha

 

[Lurkintolern]

I used to just suck the dropper.

I'm just going to leave that quote right there!! Lol

 

[Mobster]

I'm just going to leave that quote right there!! Lol

S'ok... we're dating now ha ha!!

 

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

That little bit is meaningless. It is the same thing with injecting steroids......you never get 100% of what is in there. It is like eating a salad and worrying about the one piece of lettuce that fell on the floor.

 

[Indigo]

Problem I was having was the result of a faulty dropper/lid. New compound in my possession. Thnx guys.

 

[Defalt]

Either way if the dropper is slightly inaccurate it won’t matter you will never be precise enough to always do 1ml anyway. A little difference in dosage is not that big of a deal. Little is to small to even describe the difference it will be significantly small.

 

[dylangemelli]

Problem I was having was the result of a faulty dropper/lid. New compound in my possession. Thnx guys.

anytime brother

 

[Indigo]

Either way if the dropper is slightly inaccurate it won’t matter you will never be precise enough to always do 1ml anyway. A little difference in dosage is not that big of a deal. Little is to small to even describe the difference it will be significantly small.

This was actually a dropper that was not sealed to the cap, therefore it was creating mostly air pockets in the pipelet. It was corroded or torn around a significant portion of the ring of the cap. Also exposed to the air. Got a different bottle, all set now. In regard to the accuracy of the measurement, and most all other things in life, If I cannot think of a reason not improve something, I proceed to improve it. In this case I cannot think of a reason why one wouldn't want to be as accurate as possible.

 

[Defalt]

A person will not always get 1ml on the dot exactly without a doubt. That is what I was trying to say.