I dont understand why anyone would even try fitting 1,000mcg into .3, .5 or 1cc pin or why that matters? Only way that would matter is if someone wanted to store the entire 1,000mcg in the syringe the whole time, aside from that , it doesn’t matter whether they use any of the 3 sizes mentioned above.
What matters is this boss.
Look at photo in sticky post.
It's wrong!!! That is my point!!!
It shows 1000 mcg on a 50unit 1/2ml pin and says to multiply each tick of 50 tick total times 20 which = 1000!!!!
This is wrong each 10 mark on 50 unit or 100 unit is still 100mcg.
Difference is that.
There is no change in a unit period!!!
Not if they are standard 100 unit 1ml slin pins and 50 unit 1/2ml slin pins!!
Here is problem below in photo I wrote 500 mcg MC IGF capacity over the one showing 5 units to be 100mcg instead of the correct 50mcg of MC IGF
My 500 means 500 mcg total capacity not 1000 as shown. Each 10 mark is same as 100 unit pin equaling 100mcg of MC IGF on both period!!!
So to set this straight it doesn't matter 50 unit 1/2ml pins or 100 unit 1ml pins both have same dose of anything per unit.
Not a different amount like photo shows.
The only difference in either is the capacity that would matter in mixing or what ever.
The unit mark is just an increment not anything else.
Except in insulin 50 unit has 5 Mark and is giving for smaller doses that require 45 units instead of 60 for example.
It is all coded and named on insulin script instructions to avoid a mistake that would... Rich P.... someone.
Not being smart ass but making sure someone sees what i see and stop screwing up like I did on my first IGF run from MC!!
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