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With a name like Smuckers
Member # 10289
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Hi everyone, my baby had some immunizations today and has a low grade fever and I'm trying to give her some Paracetamol.
The dosage says to give her between 60-120 mg. for her age. The dropper with the medication gives the unit of measure in ml.
It gives .25 ml .5 ml .75, etc.

So my question is does anyone know how much of the dropper to give her? Does Mg and Ml convert to the same?? [Confused] Sorry but I'm not used to these types of measurements.
Thanks
 
Rumicrazieluv
Member # 12053
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Please tell me what paracetamol is? Is it the same as acetominophen(tylenol)?
 
With a name like Smuckers
Member # 10289
 - posted
Yes - it is acetominophen.
 
Rumicrazieluv
Member # 12053
 - posted
How many mg per ml does it say?
 
desertgirl
Member # 12450
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What concentation does it say on the bottle??
example 10 mg per ml
 
desertgirl
Member # 12450
 - posted
yes, have a look at the concentration.
Normally ml and mg are the same on these droppers.
 
MK the Most Interlectual
Member # 8356
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quote:
Originally posted by desertgirl:
Normally ml and mg are the same on these droppers.

No no please don't consider this the norm.

We do indeed need the concentration mentioned on the bottle.
 
cairobug
Member # 10571
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For children 4-11 mos. the dosing is 80 mg. Which should be 0.8 ml on the dropper if you're using the 80mg/0.8 ml concentration or half a teaspoon (teasp=5 ml) if you're using the 160mg/5 ml concentration. I'm not sure which one you're using or the concentration. Your best bet is to call your trusted local pharmacist.
 
With a name like Smuckers
Member # 10289
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Ok, it says 100 mg/ml
5 ml per dosage

inside it says 120mg/5ml concentration
 
cairobug
Member # 10571
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what's only on the bottle? If it says on the box/bottle 100 mg/ml then use 0.8 ml. on the dropper.

The inside that you're referring to, is that in the pamphlet? If so, they usually list other doses. But go with what it actually says on the box/bottle.

Reminder: Please call your trusted local pharmacist or your pediatrician if you have their number.
 
MK the Most Interlectual
Member # 8356
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quote:
Originally posted by With a name like Smuckers:
Ok, it says 100 mg/ml
5 ml per dosage

inside it says 120mg/5ml concentration

WHAT?! It says on the box a different concentration from that on the bottle/pamphlet? [Eek!]

Is it a very small disposable bottle?
 
With a name like Smuckers
Member # 10289
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Ok I went back to the pharmacist and I understand now. The one I was reading was for syrup and not the drops...the drops dosage is correct, but I still had trouble figuring out how much to give to her, he explained it and she is fine now THANK GOD. [Smile]
Thanks for all of the help. [Smile]
 
Korvin's
Member # 14099
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If you bring that kid to me andlet me have a bite of her, she would become so well I promise you that [Smile]
 



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