Can somebody tell me what 5 IU converts to in cc's?
Thank you.
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by Dirtman » Wed Sep 27, 2006 11:18 am
As far as I know, you can't convert unless you know the specific drug and even then, there may not be a direct correlation.
I.U. (International Units) is a measure of activity, the effect of a drug on the average person. It is not a volume.
cc's (cubic centimeters) are a volume.
I.U. (International Units) is a measure of activity, the effect of a drug on the average person. It is not a volume.
cc's (cubic centimeters) are a volume.
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