Mixing Nomatropin

Nomatropin comes packaged in a specific way so the active remains stable and can be shipped. There are 10 vials containing the active compound in a freeze-dried powder. These vials have a self-sealing bladder on the top like a normal injectable vial. Then there are ten ampoules containing 1ml of bacterio-static water or mixing solution.

The procedure for mixing single vial is simple. You mix one vial at a time, which is nice because you don’t risk a large amount of expensive GH at a time. Firstly you break one ampoule of mixing solution like a normal injectable ampoule. You then use a syringe and needle to suck the solution up. I like to use a normal 24 or 26 gauge needle with a normal syringe because it is easier to get to the bottom of the ampoule compared to using a insulin syringe. This solution is then injected into the vial with the freeze-dried active. Inject it slowly and once it is in, SWIRL the solution GENTLY. DO NOT SHAKE the solution; just let it take its time to dissolve properly.

This vial now contains 1ml of the active or 10IUs of GH. Using an insulin syringe you can now suck up the appropriate amount and inject as needed.

Insulin needles and units

The next problem is to understand how an insulin needle is marked. Insulin needles come in 0.5ml or 1ml version but they are marked in units. The 1ml will have 100 units. If you want to inject say 2 IUs of the GH you mixed then that would mean you need 0.2ml. On the insulin syringe this will be 20 units and so on.