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If you have a prescription for 6000 mg of medicine, but when you get it filled the dosage reads 6 g of medicine. Did the pharmacist make a mistake?
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If you have a prescription for 6000 mg of medicine, but when you get it filled the dosage reads 6 g of medicine. Did the pharmacist make a mistake?

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No, 6g and 6000 mg are equal. 1000 mg make up 1g.
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