i never really thought about it.. i think its the top

Which part of the rubber stopper is used to measure out the 1 CC? Cause the top of it and the bottom of it is almost 1-2 cm difference which could make quite a difference of how much test you're getting, especially over an entire cycle.
i never really thought about it.. i think its the top
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The bottom the part that touches the oil. Make sense?

I consider the part touching the oil to be the top because its closer to the top of the needle. So just to clarify, you're saying the part of the rubber stopper actually touching the oil is the part that needs to be at the 1 ml mark, right?
Correct. I reference the plunger as the top of the syringe, everyone is different though.


Don't forget to count what's in the needle. Some guys will get to the bottom of a vial and think they were shorted, when each inject was overdosed.

The tip of the rubber stoper.