Thread: DO OVER in Jan 2021--Which hcg & how advice needed !!

One vial 6000iu HCG will be sufficient for a round. The DietDoc HCG is super strength (I think they require their HCG to be at around 110% potency). So it should be viable for a full round without having to remix mid round.

As for dosing, what was the dose you were successful at before changing your mixture? That would be your best starting dose.

You can mix any amount of water you want with the HCG. But for simplicity, a good mixture is 1:2 (HCG to water)

A 6000iu vial mixed with 12ml bacteriostatic water would result in 500iu HCG per ml mixture. then you divide the dose you want (from the list below) by the strength of the mixture (500iu)

So here would be the dosing choices:
200 divided by 500 = .4 or 40 - this is the size of your dose, .4 ml. Or, if you're using the insulin needles, 40
175 divided by 500 = .35 or 35
125 divided by 500 = .25 or 25
150 divided by 500 = .3 or 30
125 divided by 500 = .25 or 25
100 divided by 500 = .2 or 20

You can reduce or eliminate the load gain by loading predominantly on healthy fats and protein, and keeping carbs minimal. When you load like that, you sometimes even start losing during your load. Your first weeks losses will be commeasurately lower than if you loaded with a lot of high carby, sugary foods. I've found that my net losses for week one are about the same whether I have a big load gain or no load gain. So its really a matter of what kind of load will make you happy, or keep you feeling good.

I don't know what you mean exactly by a moderate load, but if it means not eating as much as you comfortably can for the two load days, it is not a good idea. There are basically two kinds of load strategies: eat all you can of healthy mostly fats and protein, avoiding starch & sugar, or eat all you can of anything you want including nutritionally deficient pleasure foods. But the key is: eat all you can (comfortably)

So in your previous round, if you were pulling to 15, its likely you were told to mix 5000iu with 5ml bac water. That would give you a dose of 150iu when you pulled to 15 on your syringe.

If you mixed a different ratio, that would be a different dose. For instance, if you had mixed 5000iu HCG with 10ml bac water and pulled to 15, you would have been taking a dose of 75iu. Do you see how that works?


The dosings are outlined in the chart I posted above. It shows you the doses for a mixture of 6000iu HCG to 12ml bacteriostatic water.

To get a 150iu dose with that mixture, you would pull to 30. U-100 insulin syringes come in increments of 30, 50 or 100. You use the same dose measure in all of them, because they are all based on 100 units being equal to 1 milliliter, or 1 CC. (ML and CC are interchangeable)

It doesn't help to remember the numbers if you start with a different amount of HCG in your vial for different rounds. So its best to just learn the formula.

And don't trust my numbers. Always check the math for yourself:
https://hcgdietinfo.com/formula-calculate-hcg-dose/

The Diet Doc kit that I got had the HCG, syringes, bacteriostatic water, mixing syringe and alcohol pads. But you should check with your representative to make sure what is included at this time. They've gone through some supplier changes, so it might be different now.

You will have to buy a sterile mixing vial that will accommodate the 12ml volume, as their kit assumes you will just be adding 6ml water to the HCG vial.

Riverfront is a reputable HCG supplier. With the changes in the laws, companies have had to find new ways to procure their HCG supplies. My guess is that Salon is a proprietary brand name to comply with the new laws regarding production and distribution.

We are not permitted to recommend overseas suppliers on this forum. However, Colin Watson could be a source to check out for HCG. He carries one brand that is shipped from the US. Many on the forum have had a good experience with him.