9/6 Mia 162; +2.25 122; +6 196; +9 130; PMPS 139; +2 168

With Mia in higher numbers, wondering if best to skip the midday snack meals? Also wonder if it could have anything to do with the fact it is not very precise shot-to-shot when trying to draw .1 dose .. could be anywhere from .1 to .2 on the tiny syringe markings.
 
With Khloe, I keep the same food schedule regardless of what the cycle is doing (unless she's low, then I feed extra). I tried switching it up a few times based on the cycles and not only did it make it difficult to interpret the data, but it also made Khloe a bit cranky not getting meals at the same time everyday. I personally believe it's best to find a food schedule that works, and stick to it.

I don't have any experience with doses that small so don't have any advice for measuring, but I wonder if calipers would help you at all. They are super helpful for doses that aren't marked on the syringe, have you ever considered using one?
 
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Sara & Khloe said:
With Khloe, I keep the same food schedule regardless of what the cycle is doing (unless she's low, then I feed extra). I tried switching it up a few times based on the cycles and not only did it make it difficult to interrupt the data, but it also made Khloe a bit cranky not getting meals at the same time everyday. I personally believe it's best to find a food schedule that works, and stick to it.

I don't have any experience with doses that small so don't have any advice for measuring, but I wonder if calipers would help you at all. They are super helpful for doses that aren't marked on the syringe, have you ever considered using one?
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Thanks, Sara!
 
I'd also vote for sticking to the regular scheduled small meals. Food experiments take time, as much as 2-3 weeks, so best to be consistent and see what happens.
 
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