So one ml of the product contains how many mcg of ivermectin? Just trying to double check my math. THANKS.
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I'm assuming you'll be using this product as a heartworm preventative for your dog(s). Check out this website for the answer to your question: http://drmark1961.hubpages.com/hub/Heartworm-Preventative-for-Your-Dog-for-Less-Than-10-Dollars-a-Year. You won't have to calculate dosage. It's all in a table. You might want to talk to your vet about using this product. You also might want to get your dog tested for heartworms (if you haven't done that already). Hope this helps! You can buy the syringes at Walmart. I had to buy a box of them, but they were only about $12.
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Recommended dose is just under 3 mcg per pound. So most dogs should take around 0.3 ml of this stuff a month at most.
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I'm sorry. That info is not on the bottle. They are from a co. in VT., but if the mfg. is different, it isn't listed. I do know it has help my doggie greatly.
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Well Andre, according to the label it has a lot more than 50 mcg. In fact it says 5000 mcg. So from my investigation it favorably compares to other top brands.
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Good question- 150 mcg is a tiny dose. I wouldn't buy this product because of its dilution. I can add my own water if I want a diluted product.
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I'm not sure I understand your question.... DHA is basically fish oil. So one ml would be one ml of DHA.
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One drop is a dose and contain 150 mcg or .150 mg of iodine. The Mcg(micrograms) are 1000 time smaller than the Mg (milligrams)
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Yes, it should say 45 mcg. All companies selling this(or any) product on Amazon list their products under 1 umbrella listing based on the first person who listed a particular product on Amazon. I didn
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As the description states, there is 1mg per 1ml. The bottle contains a total of 59ml
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Hi Maria,Yes the wording is correct 1mg. If you check other B12 products they are noted in mcg, not mg, so you will see values like 800mcg, 500mcg etc, in that case you have to note this product is 1000 mcg. There are products showing 5000mcg, which is 5mg however if they are not MethylCobalamine then your body will not absorb them so they are basically pointless. B12 is not like vitamin C, or D its only required in low quantities. I hope this helps clarify
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According to my bottle each capsule contains 1000 mcg. with a recommended dosage of 1 to 3 pills a day.
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According to the label of Bulk supplement on the packet I've received today, one Serving Size 46mg is 5000 IU so it means 1IU equal 9.2mcg am I correct?
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it says its 8 sprays = 1ml. The bottle says 237 ml, so I think you have about 1900 sprays in a bottle. Like the other answer points out, one "serving" is 8 sprays = 100mg elemental Mg. There are 237 in the bottle (because those 8 sprays are 1 ml, and there are 237 ml in the bottle).
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We just recently (a few days ago) made a switch from 120 capsules to a 180 capsule count. The milligram count is the exact same so in reality no one has been short changed. You probably purchased the 120 count and then checked back and saw 180 now. But again we assure they are both a full 30 days supply. Thank youIsland Vibrance
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I just looked it up. 500 mgs. = 50,000 IU. Looks like you just add a couple of zeroes.
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According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less hassle, easy to take along on trips, no taste. Hope this helped.
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If a serving size is 2 capsules, then the amount listed is for the serving size of 2 capsules taken together. That means one capsule contains half the amounts listed on the label. Seems like there's misleading information from the company, as the front label says "1300 mg each" so I can understand the confusion people will have.
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Hmmm, J. Crow's site says for a vertical drop it's 6.25mg iodine for the 5% solution, and about half that for the 2% solution (you can google how much iodine in a drop of lugols and you'll end up there) . I am NO expert here, but I did the math for myself and basically arrived at the same amount this way: the bottle doesn't say, probably because it's not FDA approved. But if you WIKI Lugol's Iodine solution (which is what this is--J. Crow just sells this blend) you end up with a solution that has potassium iodide, iodine and triiodine. according to WIKI - again, check your own sources for accuracy, the 5% solution has 126.5 mg per ml of elemental iodine from all 3 types in solution (that's milligram, NOT microgram- Much stronger). If you go with the 'rule of thumb' of 20 drops in 1 ml, then you have 6.325mg per drop for the 5% solution. For the 2% solution, using a simple ratio, you end up with 2.53mg elemental iodine. since 1000 micrograms are in 1 mg, that's 2530 micrograms per drop for the 2% solution. so again, check your sources, and check my calculations. and anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here. this was all my math, it's not listed on the label. The J. Crow site variance would be expected and is most likely due to them knowing their exact dropper size for their bottles. :) -the quick answer? --- a LOT....lol.