Question
Posted on: January 6 2016What is the usual dose of vitamin E in a cream for external use?
The doctor has prescribed 50 000 IU per 30g, when we use 0.89 IU/h as a unit for Alfa-tocopherol-hydrogen succinate, however, we come out 56g?
Answer
The form of vitamin E, which you use, is not interesting because it contains too little vitamin E per G. I found 50 mg or 125 mg/g cream But under the form of alpha tocopherol acetate. I suspect that in the Merck Index you will find the number of ONION per g tocopherol acetate.