Are there any health care professionals on here?

[Raven_Nevermore]

If so, how do I convert units (u100 syringe) to cc ?

 

[Heidi48]

Hi, Im a health care professional. Can you give me more info, Is it an insulin pen ?

 

[Raven_Nevermore]

Hi, Im a health care professional. Can you give me more info, Is it an insulin pen ?

U100 for insulin. My dog is a diabetic. Instead of ingesting tetrahydrolozine, maybe injecting it in my vein, it will work faster and kill me sooner

 

[Heidi48]

I only know about insulin for humans.
First thing to check is the concentration in the vial you have. Regular pens are 100iu per ml. =u100. So 1 ml is 0.1 ml. If concentration is different you need to calculate accordingly.
You don't need to find a vein. S/C ( subcutaneous is as effective). That's how it's formulated to be administered

 

[Raven_Nevermore]

I only know about insulin for humans.
First thing to check is the concentration in the vial you have. Regular pens are 100iu per ml. =u100. So 1 ml is 0.1 ml. If concentration is different you need to calculate accordingly.
You don't need to find a vein. S/C ( subcutaneous is as effective). That's how it's formulated to be administered

Although I'll be injecting tetrahydrolozine instead of insulin?

 

[Heidi48]

Apologies I read your post wrong, but similar rules apply.
You need to know the concentration of the liquid. There is no set conversion rule for converting units into mls/ cc. If something is 100 iu (u100) generally it's 1 unit is 0.1ml.
Also Finding a proper vein can be tricky it's not always the visual veins you see that are best. It can be really painful if you get it wrong, so please be careful x

 

[Raven_Nevermore]

If I end up ingesting the tetrahydrolozine, what OTC AE do you recommend?

 

[CocoToxBase]

Apologies I read your post wrong, but similar rules apply.
You need to know the concentration of the liquid. There is no set conversion rule for converting units into mls/ cc. If something is 100 iu (u100) generally it's 1 unit is 0.1ml.
Also Finding a proper vein can be tricky it's not always the visual veins you see that are best. It can be really painful if you get it wrong, so please be careful x

I want to inject dangerous substances into my vein but ik I won't ever get into a vein so I was thinking going to a hospital with a small paracetamol overdose get them to put a cannula in and be compliant and then escape with the cannula so I can inject my own stuff by the time they even call the police I'll already be at my location (middle of no where) is this a good idea?

 

[Heidi48]

I want to inject dangerous substances into my vein but ik I won't ever get into a vein so I was thinking going to a hospital with a small paracetamol overdose get them to put a cannula in and be compliant and then escape with the cannula so I can inject my own stuff by the time they even call the police I'll already be at my location (middle of no where) is this a good idea?

please dont do this- this will leave the nurse who put the cannula feeling so devastated. i know from years of experience - we had patients abscond from the ward/ ER and later turn up dead. there is a massive investigation afterwards about who is to blame.