Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Posted July 13, 2006 We were using the pill form and crushing it. 1250mcg of MB12 for kids... or I have used dosages as small as 625mcgs too, 1250mcg one spray in each nostril daily is the typical adult dosage, but some do it every other day and some do one nostril daily. It really depends on the person's specific need. I tell people to use the lowest dosage that seems to do the job for you. - Stan > > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but we dont know the dosage? > > one more thing. my doc pointed out diflucan is only good for 14 days > from when it is reconstitiuted( we are giving the liquid) so i am > reconstituting it myself weekly with distilled water. are you all > doing this or are you giving it to your kids in pill form > thanks.... teresa > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Posted July 13, 2006 We were using the pill form and crushing it. 1250mcg of MB12 for kids... or I have used dosages as small as 625mcgs too, 1250mcg one spray in each nostril daily is the typical adult dosage, but some do it every other day and some do one nostril daily. It really depends on the person's specific need. I tell people to use the lowest dosage that seems to do the job for you. - Stan > > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but we dont know the dosage? > > one more thing. my doc pointed out diflucan is only good for 14 days > from when it is reconstitiuted( we are giving the liquid) so i am > reconstituting it myself weekly with distilled water. are you all > doing this or are you giving it to your kids in pill form > thanks.... teresa > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Posted August 1, 2006 Albiard, how do you reconstitute? Do you just add water, that simple, or do you need to buy a special type of difflucan that is made to be diluted? thanks --- albiard <albiard@...> wrote: > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult > dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but > we dont know the dosage? > > one more thing. my doc pointed out diflucan is > only good for 14 days > from when it is reconstitiuted( we are giving > the liquid) so i am > reconstituting it myself weekly with distilled > water. are you all > doing this or are you giving it to your kids in > pill form > thanks.... teresa > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Posted August 1, 2006 Albiard, how do you reconstitute? Do you just add water, that simple, or do you need to buy a special type of difflucan that is made to be diluted? thanks --- albiard <albiard@...> wrote: > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult > dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but > we dont know the dosage? > > one more thing. my doc pointed out diflucan is > only good for 14 days > from when it is reconstitiuted( we are giving > the liquid) so i am > reconstituting it myself weekly with distilled > water. are you all > doing this or are you giving it to your kids in > pill form > thanks.... teresa > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Posted August 1, 2006 Albiard, forgot to ask, what are the advantages of taking it by liquid? Is it just that your dd won't take pills? thanks --- albiard <albiard@...> wrote: > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult > dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but > we Quote
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Posted August 1, 2006 Albiard, forgot to ask, what are the advantages of taking it by liquid? Is it just that your dd won't take pills? thanks --- albiard <albiard@...> wrote: > my DD is on 1250mcg/day. what would the adult > dosages be? mommy wants > to get some, and my doc said he will write but > we Quote
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