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Dropper, Syringe or Cap? Dosing Liquid Medications

June 23, 2010 1 Comment

Here’s a quick video about dosing liquid medications for infants and children. Some tips on how to avoid giving the incorrect dose. Measuring liquid medications & vitamins for children demands having the proper tools–which we don’t always have. It seems, 12 minutes after I come home with medications, I lose that pesky cap…
So take a look at the video and see if it helps. For me it was a great reminder to organize the medicine cabinet again. And possibly the kitchen counters…

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  1. shelly Butler says

    June 25, 2010 at 11:33 am

    This was extremely helpful, well done! Thanks for more insight on something I never really have made time to figure out for myself. (nice kitchen, too! is it always that clean?)

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