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Four pieces about choosing a size, splitting and crushing, dosing a child in millilitres, and filling a monthly box for someone else.
The lid that will not shut on the first Sunday a fish-oil capsule joins the schedule is the commonest complaint we hear. What each size actually holds, how to count a dose, and when a second box beats a bigger one.
A pill cutter halves what it is given. Whether the tablet may be halved is written in the label and known to the pharmacist, and the list of tablets that must never be split or crushed is longer than most people expect.
A flatware teaspoon holds anything from 2.5 to 10 mL, and the dose on the bottle is written in millilitres. How an oral syringe, a bottle adapter and a spoon-dropper turn the label into the amount that goes in.
When the daughter fills the box and the father takes from it, the organizer is a message between two people. How to set up a 31-day case, what to write down beside it, and where the lockbox comes in.
Every Ezy Dose size, every lid, every colourway
Every size, lid and colourway in the Ezy Dose shelves sits behind this button, with the figures from our last update against each one.