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Here we have everything you're going to need to start your HCG diet treatment.
We're going to discuss human-choreonic gonadotropin and how to prepare it for injection to accompany the strict low-calorie HCG diet plan.
Starting from my right, we have needle pins, mixing tube, combination needle syringe, the powder-filled vial,
bacteria-static water, insulin syringe, and alcohol swab.
Your insulin syringes, typically offered from USA pharmacies and suppliers, may look like this.
And usually come in packs of 10. You will need plenty of these as part of your program.
Remember to use each syringe only once and, of course, avoid withdrawing any other HRT medications after or at the same time.
For disposal, your clinic may include a sharps container.
Now, let's talk about getting started.
Here you have a typical 10 ml vial that can hold the medication in its powder form.
When you first receive it, the substance will appear usually as either a solid tablet form that settles at the bottom or as a loose powder.
You'll notice there is no label on this vial. We've opted not to advertise any particular brand of hormones today or any specific pharmacy for that matter.
Here we have what's called bacteria-static water. This will arrive in different forms and different size vials.
As mixing water will be required for most of the products.
There are some brands, however, that come in preloaded pens and do not require the same type of mixing process,
but today we'll focus on products that arrive in powdered form and require mixing.
In many cases, your needle and syringe will arrive in one convenient kit, such as this.
This is a 3 ml disposable syringe. Each vial should come with its own kit.
Again, you'll notice the size of this needle syringe kit is 3 ml.
They'll also come in 5 and 10 ml packages.
Here we save the syringe tube package separately without the needle pin attached.
You have the 18 gauge 1 inch needle that screws easily on the tube.
Or you can use the 20 gauge 1 inch needle to attach to the mixing syringe.
Any of these gauge needles will do the job.
So again, you may receive an 18 gauge 1 inch needle pin separately depending on the preference of the clinic or pharmacy.
Each needle package usually opens easily by peeling apart a corner.
Always make sure the packaging is undamaged.
Here you have the needle in case in its protective cover. We'll throw away the packaging.
Again, this is not for injecting, but for mixing purposes only.
Once we have this out and ready, we'll set this down and pick up the syringe mixing tube and open that.
Here we have the mixing syringe tube. Again, they are easy to open.
Make sure they come out of an undamaged package.
We'll throw out this and you'll see that this particular syringe has a screw on cap.
From here, simply unscrew the cap.
It should screw on quickly and easily like so.
Now you have a complete needle syringe mixing kit fully assembled and ready for use.
Let's ready the vial with the powder and the water needed to do the mixing.
So next we're going to withdraw some water from the vial and mix it in the powdered vial.
For this demonstration, we'll use this amount of water just as an example.
Unscrew the needle and pull off the cover.
We've already removed the covering of this water vial. It arrives sealed and will require you to flip off or pick out its cap cover.
You'll notice the rubber insert opening which is always sealed. Make sure this is the case when you receive it.
Be sure to always keep everything sanitary and wipe clean the rubber top.
For this, use alcohol swabs that either comes with your supplies or you may run out and get them for future use.
So stock up on those.
Now let's insert the needle syringe in the water vial.
And we're going to carefully withdraw the water with both hands.
Again, check with your clinic on exact amounts of water needed for your specific product and protocol.
We're going to carefully withdraw some of the water. You can always overdraw then push back some water to get an exact amount.
Pull the needle out. You'll notice again this happens to be an 18 gauge needle which means the shaft of the needle is wider
and thicker than any needle you'll actually inject yourself with.
This size needle is preferred to mix with because it allows water to go in and out quickly.
Feel free to replace the needle cover when kept handy.
Just screw it lightly back on in case during this process you're interrupted for whatever reason you can place it back on your clean work surface.
And when you're ready to begin, just pick up where you last left off.
So take off the cap. Grab the vial of the product to mix the water.
As you can see there is no product in this vial. This is just for demonstrational purposes.
At the bottom will appear a white solid tablet form or a loose powder.
We want to insert it more at an angle rather than straight in.
The molecules in this medication are sensitive to heat but also to vibration so our goal is to have the jet stream of water from the syringe
hit the bottle on the inside at an angle where it can slide down and mix with the powder rather than shoot directly into it.
Try to do it slowly. Sometimes the vacuum in the vial will automatically suck the water from the syringe without even applying pressure.
Now if you happen to notice that the water shooting directly into the powder, that's perfectly okay.
There's no need for concern. Just make sure that the mixture did not turn cloudy and you should be fine.
As long as it's clear, liquid, you are all set.
So let's take out the needle and replace the needle cover for sanitary and safety reasons.
You'll want to dispose of these safely like I mentioned before, sharps container or similar.
You can unscrew the needle pin if you like also and throw it out.
We just successfully mixed the bacteriostatic water with the HCG powder.
Later we'll discuss subcutaneous injecting for human corionic gonadotropin with an insulin syringe for the diet plan.
A typical HCG protocol with the diet usually requires 20 units on the insulin syringe which is 2IUs 7 days a week until completion.
But check with your physician on what's best for you. We'll go over all this and much more next time.
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