Diet Doc

**Leez** · October 31st, 2020, 06:22 AM

It is safe to transfer as long as you follow the instructions and keep everything sterile. The tricky part is making sure you draw out equal amounts of air from your vials before replacing it with the liquids.

You can use the same mixing needle for the whole one-time mixing process.

And yes, when mixing 6000iu HCG with 12ml bac water, you would draw to .25 for your 125iu dose.

**AniramKC** · November 3rd, 2020, 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by Leez

It is safe to transfer as long as you follow the instructions and keep everything sterile. The tricky part is making sure you draw out equal amounts of air from your vials before replacing it with the liquids.

You can use the same mixing needle for the whole one-time mixing process.

And yes, when mixing 6000iu HCG with 12ml bac water, you would draw to .25 for your 125iu dose.

Thank you!!! 🙏
Yes, equalizing the pressure is very tricky! I spilled quite a bit of bacteriostatic water last time because of it. I was told some vials has negative pressure and some don't. You never know until you start transferring liquids. I need to look up what to do once you start and realize you are doing it wrong.

**KathyD** · December 23rd, 2020, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by Leez

It depends on your dose.

At a dose of 150iu, a 6000iu bottle will deliver 40 doses. Just enough for a long round.

At a dose of 125IU = 48 doses

I think you are fine with using one bottle of the DietDoc HCG for a 40 dose round, as they require their suppliers to provide a potency above 100%. That means even if the HCG starts to weaken, its likely to still be around 100% potency by the end of your round.

Leez = Would 5000iu be enough for a 40=48 day round skipping one dose a week? Thanks. They are not shipping the 6000 where i live.

**Leez** · December 23rd, 2020, 02:36 PM

If your dose is 125iu, a 5000iu bottle will deliver 40 doses.

The maximum round is 40 dose days, not VLC days. So yes, there would be enough for the long round.

**KathyD** · December 23rd, 2020, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by Leez

If your dose is 125iu, a 5000iu bottle will deliver 40 doses.

The maximum round is 40 dose days, not VLC days. So yes, there would be enough for the long round.

Thanks Leez.....Is 125 the average dose nowadays? I haven't done HCG in a couple years and I know the last time I did I had to go down on my dosage to about 125. The normal dose use to be 150. Thanks

**Leez** · December 23rd, 2020, 09:47 PM

Its usually best to start subsequent rounds at the dose you were taking when the previous round ended.

So it sounds like 125iu is your dose.

For those just starting out, 150iu is a good place to begin. But there are those that do better on 125iu.

**KathyD** · December 24th, 2020, 07:52 PM

Thanks Leez you are awesome!!! One more questions.....How is Riverfront? Has anyone used them and gotten good results?

**Leez** · December 24th, 2020, 09:06 PM

Unless I'm mistaken, I think RiverFront is the rebranding of what used to be NewEdge. So you should be able to do a search and find some discussions about that. I haven't really seen Riverfront talked about recently, so can't point you to any new information.

HCG is pretty standard in effectiveness across the different US suppliers. Our site owner, Jen, makes sure that she is not recommending anyone that doesn't have a high quality product.

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