That was the first time I'd heard that "20 times" normal methadone amount (Hatten's statement).
I've seen some people explaining that the big jug thing labeled methadone in her fridge was liquid form. It's so hard to find some of the facts in this case, that I don't want to say which form Daniel's methadone was - but I've seen that it was in pill form more than I've seen anyone say liquid.
That's the long way around to "I don't know."
Methadone is available in tablets, oral solution (liquid) and as an injection. The pill and oral liquid forms of methadone must never be used to make a methadone injection.
http://www.drugs.com/methadone.html
Pills came to mind because it was reported he flushed the drugs before calling the nurses station for help with Daniel, but flush could as easily have been the drink with the drugs in it?????