[USMA:54895] RE: Another instance of a close call with wrong dose of medication

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[USMA:54893] Re: Another instance of a close call with wrong dose of medication

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[USMA:54896] Fwd: prescription label story

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[USMA:54894] RE: Another instance of a close call with wrong dose of medication

I think I understand, did the Pharmacist convert the dosage to tablespoons? How crazy is that give the dosage as stated. If a customer asked how many tablespoons they should be selling them a $2 dosing cup. No parent is going to object to that. Howard R. Ressel Project Design Engineer New