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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
dosage or dose
I hope the doctor does prescribe me another ____of pain killers.
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'Dose' if you want more of the same quantity and potency; 'dosage' if you want a new quantity or potency.
- 'Dose' if you want more of the same quantity and potency; 'dosage' if you want a new quantity or potency.
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'Dose' if you want more of the same quantity and potency; 'dosage' if you want a new quantity or potency.
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Is up the correct verb?
In this case do you use dose or dosage?
My doctor upped my dose or dosage.
In this case do you use dose or dosage?
My doctor upped my dose or dosage.
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AnonymousIs up the correct verb?In casual English, yes.
AnonymousIn this case do you use dose or dosage?I have already explained the difference to you. Which do you choose?
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