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Cherylwithone

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When shaken it should be a light beige color. Are you keeping it in a cool place out of dirct light. Not in a bathroom. I would take the drug back and ask them to refill it. IT is your right and they can make a mistake.
Did this guy mix it or did someone new mix it. I have taken my daughters drugs back before. Who cares if the guy gets pissed. This is your child and not his. I would call the company that makes it and ask them. After all they don't want a bad product on the market.
 
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Cherylwithone

Guest
When shaken it should be a light beige color. Are you keeping it in a cool place out of dirct light. Not in a bathroom. I would take the drug back and ask them to refill it. IT is your right and they can make a mistake.
Did this guy mix it or did someone new mix it. I have taken my daughters drugs back before. Who cares if the guy gets pissed. This is your child and not his. I would call the company that makes it and ask them. After all they don't want a bad product on the market.
 
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Cherylwithone

Guest
When shaken it should be a light beige color. Are you keeping it in a cool place out of dirct light. Not in a bathroom. I would take the drug back and ask them to refill it. IT is your right and they can make a mistake.
Did this guy mix it or did someone new mix it. I have taken my daughters drugs back before. Who cares if the guy gets pissed. This is your child and not his. I would call the company that makes it and ask them. After all they don't want a bad product on the market.
 
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Cherylwithone

Guest
When shaken it should be a light beige color. Are you keeping it in a cool place out of dirct light. Not in a bathroom. I would take the drug back and ask them to refill it. IT is your right and they can make a mistake.
Did this guy mix it or did someone new mix it. I have taken my daughters drugs back before. Who cares if the guy gets pissed. This is your child and not his. I would call the company that makes it and ask them. After all they don't want a bad product on the market.
 
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Cherylwithone

Guest
When shaken it should be a light beige color. Are you keeping it in a cool place out of dirct light. Not in a bathroom. I would take the drug back and ask them to refill it. IT is your right and they can make a mistake.
<br />Did this guy mix it or did someone new mix it. I have taken my daughters drugs back before. Who cares if the guy gets pissed. This is your child and not his. I would call the company that makes it and ask them. After all they don't want a bad product on the market.
 
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zoe4life

New member
Heh Heather...did they maybe flavor one of the bottles but not the other? 15 ml is a lot. How much does she weigh? Zoe weighs 44 and the last time she was on Bactrim (it is her drug of choice from her docs)she took 10 ml.
We had a mistake with one of Zoe's meds before...go with your gut instinct.

Take care,
 
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zoe4life

New member
Heh Heather...did they maybe flavor one of the bottles but not the other? 15 ml is a lot. How much does she weigh? Zoe weighs 44 and the last time she was on Bactrim (it is her drug of choice from her docs)she took 10 ml.
We had a mistake with one of Zoe's meds before...go with your gut instinct.

Take care,
 
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zoe4life

New member
Heh Heather...did they maybe flavor one of the bottles but not the other? 15 ml is a lot. How much does she weigh? Zoe weighs 44 and the last time she was on Bactrim (it is her drug of choice from her docs)she took 10 ml.
We had a mistake with one of Zoe's meds before...go with your gut instinct.

Take care,
 
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zoe4life

New member
Heh Heather...did they maybe flavor one of the bottles but not the other? 15 ml is a lot. How much does she weigh? Zoe weighs 44 and the last time she was on Bactrim (it is her drug of choice from her docs)she took 10 ml.
We had a mistake with one of Zoe's meds before...go with your gut instinct.

Take care,
 
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zoe4life

New member
Heh Heather...did they maybe flavor one of the bottles but not the other? 15 ml is a lot. How much does she weigh? Zoe weighs 44 and the last time she was on Bactrim (it is her drug of choice from her docs)she took 10 ml.
<br />We had a mistake with one of Zoe's meds before...go with your gut instinct.
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<br />Take care,
 
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dlo2977

New member
Do you know if they mixed it all together and then poured it in separate containers or if they were 2 different powders? If it was mixed all together I would guess they poured it off in unequal portions of med to water. If they were mixed separately, there is something wrong with one of them. Regardless, I would request new meds or just get the powder and mix it yourself!
 
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dlo2977

New member
Do you know if they mixed it all together and then poured it in separate containers or if they were 2 different powders? If it was mixed all together I would guess they poured it off in unequal portions of med to water. If they were mixed separately, there is something wrong with one of them. Regardless, I would request new meds or just get the powder and mix it yourself!
 
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dlo2977

New member
Do you know if they mixed it all together and then poured it in separate containers or if they were 2 different powders? If it was mixed all together I would guess they poured it off in unequal portions of med to water. If they were mixed separately, there is something wrong with one of them. Regardless, I would request new meds or just get the powder and mix it yourself!
 
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dlo2977

New member
Do you know if they mixed it all together and then poured it in separate containers or if they were 2 different powders? If it was mixed all together I would guess they poured it off in unequal portions of med to water. If they were mixed separately, there is something wrong with one of them. Regardless, I would request new meds or just get the powder and mix it yourself!
 
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dlo2977

New member
Do you know if they mixed it all together and then poured it in separate containers or if they were 2 different powders? If it was mixed all together I would guess they poured it off in unequal portions of med to water. If they were mixed separately, there is something wrong with one of them. Regardless, I would request new meds or just get the powder and mix it yourself!
 
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just1more

New member
Simply put, you can and should make the pharmacy replace the full prescription.

Firmly state you are concerned as the 2 bottles are not the same. They have no choice but to fill again if there is a reason to believe it was filled in error. Giving too much or too little could be dangerous so I wouldn't let the pharmacist dictate.
 
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just1more

New member
Simply put, you can and should make the pharmacy replace the full prescription.

Firmly state you are concerned as the 2 bottles are not the same. They have no choice but to fill again if there is a reason to believe it was filled in error. Giving too much or too little could be dangerous so I wouldn't let the pharmacist dictate.
 
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just1more

New member
Simply put, you can and should make the pharmacy replace the full prescription.

Firmly state you are concerned as the 2 bottles are not the same. They have no choice but to fill again if there is a reason to believe it was filled in error. Giving too much or too little could be dangerous so I wouldn't let the pharmacist dictate.
 
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just1more

New member
Simply put, you can and should make the pharmacy replace the full prescription.

Firmly state you are concerned as the 2 bottles are not the same. They have no choice but to fill again if there is a reason to believe it was filled in error. Giving too much or too little could be dangerous so I wouldn't let the pharmacist dictate.
 
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just1more

New member
Simply put, you can and should make the pharmacy replace the full prescription.
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<br />Firmly state you are concerned as the 2 bottles are not the same. They have no choice but to fill again if there is a reason to believe it was filled in error. Giving too much or too little could be dangerous so I wouldn't let the pharmacist dictate.
 
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