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Hi my medication says take two 5ml spoonfuls twice a day does that mean take two a day or two spoonfuls in the morning and two at night?
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B: It means take two in the morning and two at night- 4 total/day.
Answered 4/7/2020
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Means: Take 10ml in the morning or 2 teaspoons and 10ml or 2 teaspoons in the night. For a total of 20ml or 4 tsp divided equally in morning and night
Answered 5/18/2019
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