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[thecatumbrella]

The medical community uses ml, so I'd go with that. And no, the questions never stop!

ml. Or CC, syringes are often scaled in CC's.

Got it. So the average joe is not measuring out Rooster Booster in a shot glass .

Good to know. Thanks guys!

 

[kattabelly]

Do Europeans know what a tablespoon is (it's 1/2 a fluid ounce, btw)?

It's 15ml but it's also not accurate enough for medication, imo.

I'd stick with ml.

 

[thecatumbrella]

It's 15ml but it's also not accurate enough for medication, imo.

I'd stick with ml.

Not only do you know, but you know more than I do! We are SO behind over here.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Got it. So the average joe is not measuring out Rooster Booster in a shot glass .

Good to know. Thanks guys!

your flock's got a drinking problem if they're taking that kind of shots!

 

[thecatumbrella]

Do Europeans know what a tablespoon is

Just to really highlight my ignorance, I learned that the teaspoon is a European invention.

your flock's got a drinking problem if they're taking that kind of shots!

Who says I’m not the one nipping a little rooster booster?

 

[azurbanclucker]

Just to really highlight my ignorance, I learned that the teaspoon is a European invention.

Who says I’m not the one nipping a little rooster booster?

So amusingly, One of the major gas/convenience store chains out here (Quiktrip) used to sell an energy drink called Rooster Booster in cans and the fountain. Not sure if they still do or not.