So, if your vial concentration is 15 mg/ml: A full 1 ml contains 15 mg Therefore, 1/10th of a ml (10 units) contains 1/10th of 15 mg = 1.5 mg This quick mental shortcut works for any concentration: Just take the mg/ml number, divide by 10, and thats how many mg you get in every 10 units
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