Well.... if I look at the chart and I had a dog that tipped the scales at 250lbs? That dog is going on a diet!!!
So... take 25 lbs 5.68cc/ml and multiply it by 10
250, 56.8 cc/ml @ 100cc/ml.. 100÷56.8 = 1.76~2 pills.
cc/ml is NOT a ratio, and cc is NOT a measurement of mass. The chart is saying that the units are either cc OR ml, not cc PER ml. cc stands for 'cubic centimeter', and refers to exactly the same volume as ml (milliliter) does.
1 cc = 1 ml
The concentration of the drug is listed in a format of mass/volume, or mg/ml. In this case the concentration is 100 mg of drug per 1 ml of volume.
Well.... if I look at the chart and I had a dog that tipped the scales at 250lbs? That dog is going on a diet!!! So... take 25 lbs 5.68cc/ml and multiply it by 10 250, 56.8 cc/ml @ 100cc/ml.. 100÷56.8 = 1.76~2 pills.
No.
cc/ml is NOT a ratio, and cc is NOT a measurement of mass. The chart is saying that the units are either cc OR ml, not cc PER ml. cc stands for 'cubic centimeter', and refers to exactly the same volume as ml (milliliter) does.
1 cc = 1 ml
The concentration of the drug is listed in a format of mass/volume, or mg/ml. In this case the concentration is 100 mg of drug per 1 ml of volume.