Convert mg/L to mcg/ml

Originally Posted by Unregistered

no conversion necessary 1mg/L= 1mcg/ml

i do not understand. i'm sorry. i have a vitamin that i take and it is 1000mcg. i recently found a vitamin that is the same, but it says 100mg. are these two comparable?

[Mrs X]

There are 1000 micrograms in 1 milligram. Your second vitamin is 100 times more than your first, if it has the same active ingredients.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

need to convert mg/L to mcg/ml

HOW TO CONVERT MG TO MCG

[Mrs X]

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 as 100ug/mL

Is this what you need to know, though?

Sir i am taken 50 gram of ash taken dillute the distiled water for 2 lit. The chloride constration taken as 50mg/l . How as calculate the constration of chloride?

[Mrs X]

If I understand correctly, you have 50g of ash, which you have diluted to 2L. Your resultant Cl concentration is 50mg/L. If this is a homework question, or a lab assignment, I'm sure you can work this out for yourself, which is always much more satisfying, and you learn much more. Best of luck with you studies.

I have an oral syringe that is 1ml. Along the sides it reads .1, .2, .3, and soforth all the way up to 1ml. Between each number there are small hash marks ( 4 to be exact )

My question is, if I were to measure out 20mcg, where would I draw it up 2?

Any help would be appreciated.

[Mrs X]

That would entirely depend on the concentration of your material. If this is medicine, either for yourself, someone else, or a pet, you need to get the pharmacist (or vet) to show you how much to use, and how to make sure there are no air bubbles in it.

that would be a 1mg dose u are taking at the moment. the other vitamin is 100 times the dose u are currently taking

I need to know how many ml are in 1mg or vica versa?