It is equal to 0.0011 pounds approximately. Kilogram is the metric unit and pound is the imperial unit for mass. 1 Kilogram is 2.204 pounds. So we multiply kg by 2.204 to get the equivalent pounds.
The weight would be approx 0.00346 pounds weight.
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350mg I believe the way to do the problem is divide the 140 by 2.2 (since 1lb = 2.2kg), that should give you 63.6363...kg You then have to convert the 5mg to g which would be 0.005g. You must then multiply 63.6363...kg by 0.005g which equals 0.3181815g = 0.32g. 140lb/2.2kg = 63.6363 5mg = 0.005g 63.6363kg x 0.005g = 0.3181815g = 0.32g I hope this helps, it took me awhile to figure out some sort of equation as well. In fact I hope my calculations are correct also lol, it worked out on the calculator.
YES .. you can cut it in half, but question should be, 'if I cut a 30 mg oxycodone in half, will each half have the same amount of oxycodone'. This is what I'm told to do with my 30 mg and I don't trust that each half is equal in dose. My VA doctor prescribes the 5 mg but the pharmacy changes it to 30 mg and tells me to cut them in half. Have complained, written letters, and it gets corrected 'once' and then back tot he 30's. They did supply a pill splitter but what a pain in the ass to cut these little pills. The 30's are the same size as the 5's. If the pill has a splitting line, then it is certified to be cut in half and there will be about half the does remaining in each half. If there is no splitting line, there you are correct to be uncertain about the distribution of the active ingredient within the pill. However, half of 30 is 15, not 5 so, more importantly, if you doctor is prescribing 5mg pills, and the pharmacist is filling with 30mg pills, then the pharmacist is guilty of malfeasance and needs to lose his or her license. It sounds like you need to contact your local Attorney General's office and/or the FDA. Also, get your doctor involved.
The Oxycodone 30 IR have approximately 28.936 MG of Oxycodone. The Percocet 10/325 have apporximately 8.6 MG of Oxycodone. So yes, the 30MG Oxy IR are way more stronger. Plus the Acetaminophen in Percocet really lowers the dosage of the 8.6MG you're already getting. hcl means it is straight oxycodone with nothing else like tylonal added. apap means it has tylonal in the mix and also 30mgs is 3 times stronger than 10mgs i think you know that LOL. Oxycodone hcl 30 mg, is an immediate release pain reliever, primarily designed for treatment of chronic pain, usually prescribed as a supplement to extended release pain relievers. The hcl is an abbreviation for hydrochloride which is the medium of suspension of the oxycodone. Oxycodone apap 10-325 is a mixture of oxycodone hcl and what the apap stands for acetiminophen. If you have chronic pain and require a high dose of a narcotic pain reliever you will generally not be prescribed this kind of medication since overtime the acetiminophen can reak havoc on your liver. This is however, a nice version of the the oxycodone apap mixture since it is the lowest dose of apap you can get in an oxycodone pill.
3 days about it depends if you work out more they will go faster
depends on what you are weighing. 5 mg of waters is the same volume as 5 mg of mercury.
one 5mg oxycodien will get you to a nice place
A teaspoon is 5ml or 5g (of water) 5mg is the same as 0.005g So 5mg is 1/1000 (one thousandth) of a teaspoon!
7.5mg/5mg = 1.51.5 * 0.25cc = 0.375 cc
About 5mg.
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the question makes very little sense- there are obviously 5mg in 5mg. so no amount of 5mg will ever equal 1mg because they are the same units. you would need 1mg for 1mg or 1/5(one-fifth ie. 1) of 5mg
The best way is to get it prescribed by your doctor... I am ten pounds over wt and he gave me a prescription for 5mg...
1 tsp=5 mg
5mg :)