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A member asked:
Can a 10mg dissolvable zyrtec be cut in half in order to give 5mg to a 3yo?
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It would be much easier to use 5 mg/5 ml syrup, cutting pills can be quite inaccurate in dosing, it seems wiser to give the right amount of medication that the child will take easily
Answered 6/29/2021
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