I think I am making this too complex...

Question

I am not the best at math, that being said I think I am making this more complex then I need to be. I also have a needle phobia so that isn’t helping, never mind the low T brain fog that I constantly have. Anyways...

I’ve been prescribed the following:

Test Cypionate 200 mg/ml – 0.40 ml inject IM/SQ twice weekly (25G, 5/8” needle (1cc syringe)

What was ordered:

Testosterone Cypionate 200mg/mL, 10mL (Compounded)

What was delivered:

Testosterone Cypionate in GSO (5 ml) 200mg/ml (in two vials)

My question:

How much cc/ml - units do I withdraw into the syringe for each shot if I am doing 2 shots a week?

40cc? (Based on the .4ml from the above Rx) , seems too much. Or should it be 4cc, which doesn’t seem like it is enough.

This is supposed to last me 3 months (2 shots a week) and I don’t see how it could if it is 40cc. So that is why I am asking for some help, as I want to make sure I am pulling and injecting the right dose. Thanks in advance.

Also are there any online calculators that would help me w these basic conversions?

TL;DR: Please ELI5... what # do I fill the syringe up to?

Posted Aug 31, 2019, 8:28 PM UTC · edited

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zarath001•

0.4cc aka 0.4ml

You'll get 25 doses out of the 10ml... which will last 12.5 weeks (~3 months)

So you're on 160mg/week, which sounds about right.

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Nic4433•

Just to clarify, cc and ml are the same thing. 1 ml of your test c is 200 mg of test. You are injecting .4 ml two times per week which is 80 mg of test per injection, 160 mg of test per week total. You need to fill the syringe to the .4 mark.

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