Rapamycin: Dosage Tips

Name: Rapamycin: Dosage Tips
Uploaded: 2024-04-05T12:00:25+00:00
Duration: 38 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Dr. Charles Mok shows how to use a compounded rapamycin topical cream. Each click of the dispenser is about 0.25 mL; for the face, use 2 to 4 clicks…

5 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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Dr. Charles Mok shows how to use a compounded rapamycin topical cream. Each click of the dispenser is about 0.25 mL; for the face, use 2 to 4 clicks daily or every other day. A 30 mL bottle costs around $95.

Questions this video answers

Approximately 0.25 mL per click.

2–4 clicks, equal to about 0.5–1 mL.

Applied daily or every other day (may start lower and space out).

About $95 for a 30 mL tailor-made pharmacy bottle.

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Right now, the seroma's cream or rapinizing cream is compounded by a pharmacist because the regular prescription is really stronger than you need. This is a bottle right here that I got from a tailor made pharmacy. And you take the top off and you turn it, click. You turn it, turn it. And every time it clicks, it pushes out a quarter of an ML. And the dose for the face would typically be two to four clicks or a half to one milliliter. Applied daily or every other day, a little under 100 bucks for a bottle. There's 30 milliliters. So if you did one click or four clicks a day, it would be $95 for a month. And I think that might be a good starting dose to sort of turn, called zero conversion, conversion to older cells and then let them do it a little less often, like maybe every other day. It might be every other.