I'm working with interferon omega. I'm used to receiving this in measurements of units, but this is in Micrograms. Would anyone know the conversion from Units to Micrograms?
Dan
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by Jens » Sat Dec 31, 2005 6:09 am
The best place to find this is in a pharmacology book
BUT BE WARNED
it can depend on the drug AND there are two types of units. In the Nursing Pharmacology book there are 4 different conversions listed for interferon depending on the type of interfeon and wether going to international or us units. The best idea is to go to your local pharmacy with the product and ask the pharmacist (not the helpers) or contact the manufacturer.
Even if you do get a specific answer on this forum, I would still go to the pharmacist or the manufacturer.
Jens
BUT BE WARNED
it can depend on the drug AND there are two types of units. In the Nursing Pharmacology book there are 4 different conversions listed for interferon depending on the type of interfeon and wether going to international or us units. The best idea is to go to your local pharmacy with the product and ask the pharmacist (not the helpers) or contact the manufacturer.
Even if you do get a specific answer on this forum, I would still go to the pharmacist or the manufacturer.
Jens
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