[LittleLinda]

You’re right. Math isn’t everyone’s long suit. I’ve been suggesting that they take their weight and divide it by 1250, which is the number of pounds the full tube feeds. Make a note of the size of the first squeeze and squeeze out the same amount each time.

So a 180 pound person would take 180/1250 of the tube - .144 of the tube, which is about 1/7th. To figure out what fraction .144 is of the full tube, you have to do a bit more math, but it’s easy math - divide 1 by whatever decimal (.144) you come up with. The answer is the number of doses in a full tube of ivermectin, in this case, 6.9 or 7. Round up, since it can’t hurt you.

[nclaurel]

The side of my Ivermectin tube plunger has dose marks for every 250 lb. so each notch is for 50 lbs. I can’t see a % of a solid white tube but the plunger notches are quite clear. I have 3 different makers of paste and all are the same.

[norsky]

So a 180 pound person would take 180/1250 of the tube - .144 of the tube, which is about 1/7th. To figure out what fraction .144 is of the full tube, you have to do a bit more math, but it’s easy math - divide 1 by whatever decimal (.144) you come up with. The answer is the number of doses in a full tube of ivermectin, in this case, 6.9 or 7. Round up, since it can’t hurt you.

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Good thanx, is that a 18mg dose and how often?

[norsky]

So a 180 pound person would take 180/1250 of the tube - .144 of the tube, which is about 1/7th. To figure out what fraction .144 is of the full tube, you have to do a bit more math, but it’s easy math - divide 1 by whatever decimal (.144) you come up with. The answer is the number of doses in a full tube of ivermectin, in this case, 6.9 or 7. Round up, since it can’t hurt you.

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Good thanx, is that a 18mg dose and how often?