Participants report that 3 ml works in most small vials and some have added slightly more without overflow. Fill level reaches near the stopper, so extra powder could cause issues. Larger 10 ml vials are mentioned for bigger volumes or different substances.
What this discussion establishesWhether all small vials can safely hold 3 ml regardless of powder quantity
Nothing here is advice.
I'm trying to figure out the most liquid that fits into ordinary vials containing powder. Could three milliliters work or would two already be the maximum?
For those small containers three milliliters works okay. I managed to put in three point three three milliliters of liquid along with the powder. However that level reaches nearly to the base of the closure. It's also conceivable that extra powder inside might make the overall amount too big to fit properly.
Haha I notice shipments usually arrive in those 3 milliliter containers since that size keeps dosing straightforward and you really shouldn't inject beyond it. The larger 10 milliliter ones show up more often with items like NAD oils bigger quantities or compounds such as tirz and reta and similar.
Folks mention an ancient expression about how it's impossible to stuff extra coffee into a can sized for precisely one pound.
That volume never causes me trouble at all. I handle it constantly.
Three milliliters works fine with most of those smaller peptide vials.
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