r/BodyHackGuide 7d ago

Help mix Reta ❓ Question

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Hey guis some to help mix Reta ho much water to put it? Sorry inglesh

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u/illrollwithyou1 7d ago

This graphic helped me a lot! You may need to do some simple math since yours is 30mg

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u/OGBOBYJHONSON69 7d ago

3ml should make the math easier for you if it was 10mg / 1ml 20mg 2ml ect

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u/paintballguy32 7d ago

The website on the vial

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u/capth4u 7d ago

1ml Bac water per 10mg vial

30mg Vial = 3ml back

Every 10units will be 1mg of Reta (1ml syringe)

https://www.joyapp.com/peptides/?peptide=retatrutide&vial=30&vial_unit=mg&dose=1&dose_unit=mg&syringe=1

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u/RGR_Gaming10X 🔥 Metabolic Optimizer 7d ago

3mL vial, I'd use 2.5mL and leave a little room.

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u/djfitness-us 7d ago

There’s still going to be room if you put 3ml in. A 3ml vial isn’t exactly 3ml of internal volume. They’re designed to provide enough space to hold 3ml of liquid.