Example conversions using a standard U-100 Insulin Syringe (31G): 0.25mg Dose = 10 Units (0.1mL) 0.5mg Dose = 20 Units (0.2mL) 1.0mg Dose = 40 Units (0.4mL) MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: This product information is for educational purposes only
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For instance, those using BPC-157 for joint or tissue support may need more than someone focused on general wellness
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