How to Properly Take Liquid SARMs & Measure MG/ML

Liquid SARMs are the most popular form of SARMs next to pills.

The main benefit of liquid SARMs is the freedom you have when dosing mg/ml concentrations. Whereas with a pill, that is not possible. A 10 mg pill is a 10 mg pill. Another reason they’re so popular is because it’s much easier to justify selling a liquid that’s not for human consumption than a pill (speaking from a vendor’s point of view).

How to take liquid SARMs

Liquid SARMs are very simple to take, and all you have to do is:

• Shake the bottle before use
• Measure the dose with a dropper – usually supplied by the vendor, but you can also get one in any local drug store
• Use the dropper to put the liquid in your mouth
• Place the liquid at the back of your throat to avoid the nasty taste
• Swallow
• Chase down with water or a tasty drink

The administration process itself is simple, though you have to take into consideration a few other things to make it as effective as possible.

For example, taking SARMs at the right time of day and properly measuring mg/ml concentrations. Some research chemicals like SR-9009 and SR-9011 are more specific and need to be taken sublingually and not swallowed.

Keep reading to learn more. For context, this information is based on the best practices within the enhanced bodybuilding community and my own personal experience on myself and clients – not to mention the countless hours spend reading thousands of user experiences online.

How to Measure MG/ML Concentrations

If a liquid SARM bottle:

• has a total capacity of 30ml and the mg/ml concentration is 20mg/ml,
• this means that each ml contains 20mg of the SARM,
• and the bottle contains a total of 600mg (20mg x 30ml = 600mg).

If you want to take 10mg/day of this particular SARM, you need to take 0.5 ml of liquid, which usually equates to half a dropper.

Example: If you want a 10mg dose and your liquid has a concentration of 20mg/ml:

• You need 0.5ml of liquid (because 10mg ÷ 20mg/ml = 0.5ml).
• If your dropper holds 1ml when full, then half a dropper will give you 0.5ml.
• If you want a 20mg dose from the same concentration, you would need to take 1ml.

The same logic applies to any concentration.

How to Take Liquid SR-9009 & SR-9011

SR-9009 and SR-9011 are cancer-risk-free alternatives to Cardarine, but despite that, they are not nearly as popular because they’re not orally bioavailable and have a super short half-life.

There are two ways of taking them: through injections or sublingually.

This is how to take SR-9009 or SR-9011 sublingually:

• Put the liquid (or powder) under your tongue
• Let it sit for 2-3 minutes
• Then spit out the remainder, and drink some water to flush your mouth

Pros & Cons of Liquids

The real reason why liquids are more prominent than other forms of SARMs is to mitigate the legal risk that comes with the business. Most SARM companies sell liquid SARMs because it is hard to justify that capsules or tablets are NOT for human consumption.

Anyways, liquids are great because you can adjust the dose as much as you like. Whereas with tabs or caps, you can only take a single, double, or triple of the dose.

Conclusion

Liquid SARMs are super easy to take, just as easy as any other form. The only difference is the bad taste on the downside, but the freedom to adjust your dose on the upside.

If you can find a liquid SARM supplier that’s reliable and sells flavored SARMs, then you should consider them a golden nugget.

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