blowthefuckupgirlie
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If I wanted to IM 100mg of K, how many cc's would that be? Where do you get needles without a diabetic card? Is there any injection technique info that might be helpful? Thank you 
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K-IM dose conversion from mg to cc
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Originally posted by blowthefuckupgirlie:
If I wanted to IM 100mg of K, how many cc's would that be? Where do you get needles without a diabetic card? Is there any injection technique info that might be helpful? Thank you
Ketamine questions would go in Psychedelic drugs. However, I'll answer your question, then this thread can get closed.
mg=miligram=weight=mass * gravity
cc=100 units=1 ML=volume
You can buy them online or at a pharmacy that doesn't require a diabetic card. You'll have to look at the ampule of the Ketamine. No one will beable to convert a measure of weight into a measure of volume for you. It is infact impossible, as they are not the same types of measurement. Simple 8th grade science here.
blowthefuckupgirlie
Bluelighter
I'm sorry. I am really tired and forgot about the pyschedelic forum. The K is Ketamina, it says 10ml.
Someone out there must have a good idea how much cc's you need to make 100mg. How many cc's do you all do to hit the hole?
Sorry again, and thanks.
Someone out there must have a good idea how much cc's you need to make 100mg. How many cc's do you all do to hit the hole?
Sorry again, and thanks.
Do you not understand the words I am typing to you!? We need to know the concentration! Thats great, your ampule has 10 ml in it! CCS ARE NOT MEASUREMENTS OF WEIGHT!! Now I understand the shiney bottle may distract your attention. But the ampule will probably have some where on it mg/ml ratio. With that you can tell how many mg per ml, and 1 ml is 1 cc. Now that we've covered units of measure. Lets cover simple math. After you know how many mg are in each ml you can figure out how much you need. For example, if there is 1,000 mg to a ml in that ampule, you would need 10 units for a 100mg dose. Or 1/10th CC. There you go, I've covered some simple things you should have learned in Junior High. Math and using units of measure.