how much is 3 1/2 ML and 4 ML to a teaspoon? i need it for my daughter's meds.?

Answer 1

On the side of my sons baby medicine dropper there is tsp & ml.

5ml = 1 tsp
4ml=just under halfway mark between 3/4 & 1 tsp
3 1/2 ML=just under halfway between 1/2 & 3/4 tsp

The droppers are not that expensive & you could probably find one at any drug store or Wal-Mart so you could be accurate. It's really important to be accurate for the little people's meds.

Answer 2

4 Teaspoons To Ml

Answer 3

4 Ml To Tsp

Answer 4

Your average teaspoon is 5 ml. You need a syring to be more precise, or a measuring cup.

Answer 5

For less than $2 USD, you can get either a medication dropper with the dosage on the side or you can get a dosage spoon with the the correct ML on the side. Find your choice at any good pharmacy, for example, Walgreen's. Its cheap, its easy and most importantly, its correct. That's what I did.

Answer 6

you would probably be better off going to a pharmacy to get a dosing spoon or a dosing syringe. It will be pretty hard for you to get an accurate dosing out of a teaspoon (which equals 5ml). Dosing spoons and syringes can break it down into smaller doses making it easier for you to give your daughter the correct dose.

Answer 7

Tylenol Cold and Advil may help you to feel better, but they actually *Prolong* the cold. The fever and running nose that you get with a cold are not part of the disease, they are your body's natural immune system response to a virus. Viruses don't like heat and fever helps to kill the virus. When you take Tylenol or Advil you are allowing the virus to have a more hospitable home and stick around longer, which is what you really don't want. As far as running noses go, this is also your body's way of fighting the virus. If you want to take something like sambucol or echinacea to get rid of the virus faster, you must know that it will increase the strength of the symptoms above, as this is your body's way of fighting off a virus.