For medication how much is 30 cc?

Question

i have this medication that says take 30 cc 2 times a day. how much is 30 cc?

Answer 1

Two tablespoons. Did they give you a graduated medicine cup or does the medicine come with its own "tablespoon?" I would go to the pharmacy and ask them for one of the above so that you can get an accurate dose. A tablespoon is not really standard since there are many different sizes.

Answer 2

30 cubic centimetres - 30cm3

I think its the same as millilitres but I'm not sure on that

(So 30ml 2 times a day)

Answer 3

The people who have answered 30mLs are correct. One cubic centimeter equals one milliliter. In terms of any old spoon, however, there is no scientific formula. Many manufacturers curve their spoons to an aesthetically pleasing degree (i.e. what looks good with the rest of the set), not necessarily to a regulated standard. When I was a little kid, I asked the same question and that was the answer I got. Now I get to share that answer with you. It's silly but true.

But you can compare it to a tablespoon or teaspoon as a unit of measurement in cooking. Thirty (30) mL of medication is almost exactly equal to two tablespoons (2.028) or six teaspoons (6.084). Look in your kitchen for measuring spoons or ask your parents (your mother, probably) to put them out for you.

Answer 4

30cc's = 30ml's because cc's means the same as ml's...

so you will be taking 60ml's per day and 30ml's per dose...

Answer 5

Two Measuring tablespoons full. Not the eating utensil, the measuring tablespoon.

Not exactly, but very close.

Answer 6

30 cc is equivalent to one tablespoon. so you would take 1 tablespoon twice a day.