I need to convert 8mg to cc's or teaspoons...could someone help me? I need to give my puppy some benadryl...
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by Guest » Tue Aug 22, 2006 6:27 pm
8 mg of a substance is an extremely small amount, probably less than a fly speck.
But liquid medicines dilute an active ingredient in a larger amount of solvent or inactive ingredient. Read the bottle carefully, there should be some kind of a "strength statement" in mg/mL or mg/cc. That is not the actual total weight of the volume, it is the active ingredient diluted in the volume.
But liquid medicines dilute an active ingredient in a larger amount of solvent or inactive ingredient. Read the bottle carefully, there should be some kind of a "strength statement" in mg/mL or mg/cc. That is not the actual total weight of the volume, it is the active ingredient diluted in the volume.
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