Thanks Lowell.
So 100 mg = 1g..... I wasn't sure.
Yeah, that is quite a few and not the answer I was hoping for. 2.28g is the dose you treat a horse for ulcers. 20mg is the dose they are now selling over the counter for people... Pound for pound the horse is still getting a lot more.... don't know why. Was hoping to be able to treat a horse for less than we pay now.
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 08:56 AM, Lowell R. Matthews wrote:
Tim Harder wrote:
Lowell or anybody else that thinks they can handle this.
How many 20mg tablets of Omeprazole does it take to equal 2.28g of Omeprazole?
2.28 g = (x tablets)(0.020 g/tablet) x = 2.28/0.020 = 114.
That's quite a few. :-)
---Lowell
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