Formulations are not standardised concentrations vary by compounding pharmacy, which is one reason cross-clinic comparisons and published timelines are unreliable
And this month it landed in front of the FDA, where an advisory panel voted to make it easier to get overruling the agency's own scientists, who said the evidence simply isn't there [2]
Wang Z, Weitzmann MN, Sangadala S, Hutton WC, Yoon ST
Use this tool every time you reconstitute a new vial, when you're adjusting dosages mid-protocol, when you're helping another researcher figure out their numbers, until the process becomes second nature and the math clicks intuitively in your head
No not at all, as you cannot overdose them there is no reason that they should