2006年12月7日 · Keeping those cautions in mind, for the numbers you provided, there are 0.2 cc in 20 mcg. The reason is that 1 ml (milliliter) is exactly the same as 1 cc (cubic centimeter). So 100 mcg to 1 ml is the same as 100 mcg to 1 cc. Dividing both amounts by 5 to maintain the ratio, this is the same as 20 mcg to 0.2 cc.

2009年10月3日 · I'm trying to convert liquid mcg into a mL (cc) syringe to use for a heartworm and round/hook worm preventative. Can you help me get the correct dosage? Thank you! 68 mcg = ? mL (cc) 272 mcg = ? mL (cc) 57 mg = ? mL (cc) 227 mg = ? mL (cc) Also, would the dosage make a difference if you round it up to the nearest 5 or 10? Thank you very much!

2006年1月8日 · Convert 100 mcg to cc. Guest Top. More info. List of all units you can convert online; Metric conversion;

2007年8月22日 · Re: Converting 150 mg/kg to ml/cc That should mean you have to multiply the bearded dragon's mass in kg by 150 for the overall amount, in mg, of whatever it is that's to be administered (of which we'd need the density to convert from mg to mL). You might be better off consulting someone who deals with this sort of thing professionally.

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2006年5月10日 · Re: Convert mg/L to mcg/ml micrograms and milligrams are weights. There is 1000micrograms in 1 milligram. Liters and milliliters are volumes. There is 1000 milliliters in 1 liter. 20ug/mL is the same as 20mg/L 100mg/L is the same …

2014年5月20日 · The total contents are MUCH more than 20 mcg, but 20 mcg of active ingredient are dissolved in enough liquid to allow accurate dosing. There should be some "strength" indication on the bottle that tells you how many micrograms of active ingredient are dissolved in 1 cc or 1 mL of contents.

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2010年11月21日 · Most liquid medicines are not 100% active ingredient, they are a solution of the active ingredient in water or some other solvent. There should be a statement of strength on the bottle somewhere, which will state how many mg of active ingredient are in 1 mL or 1 cc of the solution. Without that statement, there is no way to proceed.

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