Kitsnmore powders and liquid freshness

I ordered 10 grams of Viagra powder, I wanted to run this by you guys to see if my calculations are right. I have access to digital scales that weigh grams. I don’t want to ingest to much of this stuff out of ignorance, here is what I believe to be right, please look over it and confirm this is correct.

When 1 gram is on the scale it reads 1.00 of course. I would like confirmation that a reading of 0.005 is 50 milligrams.

Another thing. Has anyone experienced the liquid cilais losing potency? I’ve had some stored in a large bottle since last July and it doesn’t seem as potent even after shaking violently before taking.

I’ve never kept a bottle for that long, so I wouldn’t know. It might be that it’s been sitting for too long. But I remember hearing someone say that the stuff should have a shelf life of about two years, if it’s stored properly.

However, what I have noticed, is that as I go through a bottle of the liquid C from K&M, the potency decreases; near the very end of a bottle, the effect is significantly reduced. This must be because, despite rigorous shaking, more of the active agent makes it’s way into my syringe when the bottle is full than when it’s depleting. Perhaps this is why your stuff is less potent now. Often, I simply take more as the potency lessens.

:google: + "metric conversions" = Online Conversion - Metric Mass Conversions

0.005 gram = 5 milligram

1 milligram = 0.001

0.001 x 50 = 0.05 not 0.005. 0.005 is 5 milligrams.

But make sure that someone who knows the metric system well confirms this.

Thanks for the help guys and I bookmarked the link, Iamuru.

Method1:
50 milligrams = 50 x 10^(-3) grams = 50/10^3 grams = 50/1000 grams = 5/100 grams = .05 grams

Method2:
1000 milligrams = 1 gram
50 milligrams = x grams
x = (50x1)/1000 grams
x = 50/1000 grams
x = 5/100 grams
x = 0.05 grams

So 50 milligrams = 0.05 grams
5 milligrams = 0.005 grams

Depending on how accurate your scale is, I would not trust it to measure out 50 mg doses. A liquid solution would be a much more prudent idea.

I’ve also noticed my liquid C losing potency, I’ve had mine maybe 9 monyhs and the effect is almost non existant, so I just stick to V.

I have not really noticed a loss in potency in my liquid C. I just opened a bottle that I bought about 9 months ago. I can understand how your bottle can become weaker each time you pull out of it, especially if you don’t shake well, or if you keep your syringe tip near the bottom of the bottle where it will suck up more of the powder. Theoretically, it does make sense that the product will degrade over time. Refrigeration will no doubt extend that time.

You could just place the 10g on the scale and see what it says, then divide that by 100 for 100mg dose. I agree with Philadelph though with regard to scale accuracy and considering liquid. I wouldn’t trust my scale with anything where the dosage is critical, but maybe yours is a professional scale rather than a pretender like mine.

Let me know how well this stuff works? If it is the same as real viagra as far as effectiveness and side effects?

I have thought about the many ways to weigh out the Viagra powder. There are problems with mixing it with liquid or another powder, so that larger quantities can be weighed for accuracy. That is one option however.
I think what I would do is treat it like cocaine. Weigh .25 grams which is relatively easy with a cheap scale, and then make 5 lines out of it. Each line would be a 50 mg dose. I think one could be fairly accurate to “eyeball” 5 equal lines. Each line could then be scooped up and stored in a capsule from a health food store (dump out a herbal cap or whatever).

That sounds like it could work.

Any time you make medicine into a liquid you increase the half-life of the product. A lot of vitamins and supplements are completely unstable in liquid form. Creatine, for example, is practically worthless in liquid form.

I’m interested in trying Viagra, just to see what it does. Any opinions?