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What is the correct dosage of vermox for pinworms?
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Vermox: The vermox tablet is to be taken once and only one time. For anyone taking the liquid form, the dosage is 5ml (1 teaspoon) one time.
Answered 11/5/2013
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Took Vermox monday night. Thursday now, a few hours from the time that i first took it. I still see pinworms. Is this normal? What do I do?
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Hi, what would u recommend to treat pinworm in adults? Now that vermox is no longer available, what is the most effective drug of choice? Either Over the counter or rx?
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