Always use the cup, syringe, or other dosage device that comes with a medicine. A different device, or a kitchen spoon, could hold the wrong amount. For more information, read the Consumer Update at www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm253338.htm.
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jamesnorris2012 9 months ago | reply
This is very interesting. Thank you for the information. I really believe these tips can be helpful to all those with proscription medicine. My grandpa actually had many problems with his medication and I think this could have helped him dearly. Another big problem is when someone falls into an addiction with pro-scripted medicine. It is very difficult for them to admit it and receive dual diagnosis treatment. Keep up the great posts. Hope to see more soon.