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In a message dated 3/10/2002 12:00:05 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Is one tab of Thyrolar 1 equivalent to 1 grain? And is 1 grain of Thyrolar
> 1 equivalent to 1 grain of Armour, with the same amounts of T4 and T3?
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> Thanks a bunch.
>
> Deb
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> Deb, you need to know what you are taking as far as the miligrams are
> concerned.
> Here is what I have on Thyrolar and armour. As you can see, there is a
> difference in 1/4 grain of thyrolar and how much T4/T3 it contains as
> compared to Amour. You need to know your dose. So, to answer your
> question, as this chart reads, 1 grain of armour is not equal to one grain
> of thyrolar. Hope this helps.
>
Thyrolar: (all in mcg)
> 1/4 grain = 3.1 T3 + 12.5 T4 = T4 equivalency of 24.9 mcg
> 1/2 grain = 6.25 T3 + 25 T4 = T4 equivalency of 50 mcg
> 3/4 grain = 9.375 T3 + 37.5 T4 = T4 equivalency of 75 mcg
> 1 grain = 12.5 T3 + 50 T4 = T4 equivalency of 100 mcg
> 1 1/2 grains = 18.75 T3 + 75 T4 = T4 equivalency of 150 mcg
> 1 3/4 grains = 21.88 T3 + 88 T4 = T4 equivalency of 175.52 mcg
> 2 grains = 25 T3 + 100 T4 = T4 equivalency of 200 mcg
> and so on
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> Armour: (all in mcg)
> 1/4 grain = 15mg = 2.25 T3 + 9.5 T4 = T4 equivalency of 18.5 mcg
> 1/2 grain = 30mg = 4.5 T3 + 19 T4 = T4 equivalency of 37 mcg
> 3/4 grain = 45mg = 6.75 T3 + 28.5 T4 = T4 equivalency of 55.5 mcg
> 1 grain = 60mg = 9 T3 + 38 T4 = T4 equivalency of 74 mcg
> 1 1/2 grains = 90mg = 13.5 T3 + 57 T4 = T4 equivalency of 111 mcg
> 2 grains = 120mg = 18 T3 = 76 T4 = T4 equivalency of 148 mcg
> and so on
>
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