Liquid Clomid measuring

MacGyver

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• Mar 25, 2003

• #1

Do you need to fill the whole dropper to get the dosage of 50mg. I am starting my research soon and just want to know make sure.

 

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bigdan

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• Mar 25, 2003

• #2

i use syringe
mine does not have dropper though
I would measure it out in syringe then put in gelcap\
note where it fills it to and use that to measure

 

MacGyver

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• Mar 25, 2003

• #3

I see what you are saying. Good idea. Thanks.
Anyone else?

 

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Harvey Balboner

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• Mar 25, 2003

• #4

I agree I don't use the droppers on any of the liquid products, I always measure it with a syringe to make sure it is the right amount.

 

MacGyver

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• Mar 25, 2003

• #5

I see what you guys are saying. The dropper is basically there for cosmetic reasons then. Using the syringe will give an accurate dosage. Thanks

 

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bigdan

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #6

i got some liq clen and the dropper is marked .4ml and at .8 ml.
Do you think this is accurate enough to measure by?
.4 = 48mcg and .8 = 96 mcg

 

gymrat

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #7

is everyone's liquid clomid a thick milky beige color? seems real weird. I've only taken clomid in tab form before.

 

teutonic

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #8

Hey gymrat mine was the same way. Just boil some water,when water is boiling turn heat off and then place bottle in pot. Let it sit there for about 10-15 minutes. It should be fine after that. It will turn a clear liquid.

 

gymrat

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #9

really? is this the clomid that's from researchkits. won't the plastic bottle melt?

 

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Harvey Balboner

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #10

bigdan said:

i got some liq clen and the dropper is marked .4ml and at .8 ml.
Do you think this is accurate enough to measure by?
.4 = 48mcg and .8 = 96 mcg

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I use a sryinge to measure any liquid products, especially if the dose is important to get right.

Gymrat, if it is a plastic bottle just try putting it in very hot water, so you don't risk it melting. But heat will thin it back out into a liquid.

 

teutonic

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• Mar 28, 2003

• #11

Yeah its from RK but its in a glass bottle. I didn't know it also came in a plastic bottle. I guess you can do what Harvey Balboner said.

 

gymrat

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• Mar 28, 2003

• #12

why would I have a plastic bottle? mine is plastic with a dropper in it. Now from being a chemist as my job, I know that I do not want to put that in boiling water.

Chem: can you please elaborate

 

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gearedup

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• Mar 30, 2003

• #13

Some bottles are plastic and some are glass it makes no difference neither does the coloir, if you fill the dropper all the way it is 1ml you guys are to picky being off 1/10ml is no big deal!