The vials or syringes are each labeled with the total mEq, e.g., a 10 mL bottle will be labeled 20 mEq. 20 mEq is a common dose that's added to a liter (1000 mL) bag of fluids. You'll need a prescription from your vet and sources to obtain the Potassium Chloride INJ in appropriately sized vials or prefilled syringes.
Note: Nut oils always need to be refrigerated. 1  Olive oil and other oil-based products should be refrigerated unless you use them up within a month. 2  Butter should always be refrigerated. 3  Baby foods need to be refrigerated after opening.  Canned items should always be placed in the refrigerator once opened.
After about 4-6 months, you can probably introduce your child to something besides breast milk or formula. But even then, there is no need to rush. Your baby needs to be physically and developmentally ready for solid foods. When introduced too early, solid foods can be hard to digest. Here are some signs that your baby might be ready for food: 1  Your baby can sit with little support. 2  Your baby can move food from the front to the back of the mouth. 3  Your baby shows interest in the foods you are eating. 4  Your baby's weight has doubled since birth.