Microdose Protocol

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Target Split

Same weekly dose, split into smaller injections.

Syringe

U-100 Insulin
Graduated mL

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14.5 units Exact 14.3 units · 0.143 mL
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Why Split Doses?
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Splitting injections flattens the peaks and troughs, keeping levels closer to a steady state.

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About Microdosing

Why microdose? Injecting once a week or every two weeks causes sharp peaks in concentration followed by a steep crash. Splitting the same dose into smaller, more frequent injections mimics the body's natural release and gives:

  • More stable energy and mood
  • Reduced estrogen spikes (TRT)
  • Less GI upset (semaglutide / tirzepatide)
  • Smaller, less irritating injection volumes

Reading the syringe: On a U-100 insulin syringe, 100 units = 1.0 mL, so a 0.3 mL barrel holds 30 units. Align the top edge of the rubber stopper with the target mark. Graduated mL syringes are read directly in millilitres.

Disclaimer: This is an educational planning aid only and does not replace medical advice. Always confirm protocol changes and syringe selection with your prescribing physician.

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