Write down your current prescribed dose in milligrams (not units, milligrams) Note the new vial concentration from the label Calculate new unit amount: (prescribed mg / new concentration) x 100 = new units to draw Verify the math: (new units / 100) x new concentration should equal your prescribed dose Compare to old draw volume: the number of units will be different, but the dose in mg must be the same Example: You were drawing 50 units from a 10 mg/mL vial (5 mg dose)
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Doug Lucas Clinical Lead, Bone Health & Longevity Double board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in osteoporosis, hormonal, metabolic, and regenerative medicine
however, it can be used long-term once a professional assesses its fit for your health plan
