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Mixing Colistin

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Skye

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my doc said not to reuse. i think his explanation was that once something has been introduced into it and once it has been opened that it is best to just use a new one. i am OK with throwing water away.
 
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Skye

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my doc said not to reuse. i think his explanation was that once something has been introduced into it and once it has been opened that it is best to just use a new one. i am OK with throwing water away.
 
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Skye

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my doc said not to reuse. i think his explanation was that once something has been introduced into it and once it has been opened that it is best to just use a new one. i am OK with throwing water away.
 
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Skye

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my doc said not to reuse. i think his explanation was that once something has been introduced into it and once it has been opened that it is best to just use a new one. i am OK with throwing water away.
 
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Skye

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my doc said not to reuse. i think his explanation was that once something has been introduced into it and once it has been opened that it is best to just use a new one. i am OK with throwing water away.
 
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Liza

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Depending on the pharmacy that distributes the prescription, we have received both the larger 10ml bottles and the smaller 5ml size. I personally like the smaller ones just because you use quicker.

We re-use the same bottle with a new sterile needle each time and don't refrigerate the water in between.

<i>On another note, <b>Melissa</b>, this has been driving me crazy but what does "IMHO" mean? I have asked my daughter and she has no idea. I have tried and tried figuring it out and I guess I am just out of the loop big time. I know it will end up being so simple.</i>
 
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Liza

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Depending on the pharmacy that distributes the prescription, we have received both the larger 10ml bottles and the smaller 5ml size. I personally like the smaller ones just because you use quicker.

We re-use the same bottle with a new sterile needle each time and don't refrigerate the water in between.

<i>On another note, <b>Melissa</b>, this has been driving me crazy but what does "IMHO" mean? I have asked my daughter and she has no idea. I have tried and tried figuring it out and I guess I am just out of the loop big time. I know it will end up being so simple.</i>
 
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Liza

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Depending on the pharmacy that distributes the prescription, we have received both the larger 10ml bottles and the smaller 5ml size. I personally like the smaller ones just because you use quicker.

We re-use the same bottle with a new sterile needle each time and don't refrigerate the water in between.

<i>On another note, <b>Melissa</b>, this has been driving me crazy but what does "IMHO" mean? I have asked my daughter and she has no idea. I have tried and tried figuring it out and I guess I am just out of the loop big time. I know it will end up being so simple.</i>
 
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Liza

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Depending on the pharmacy that distributes the prescription, we have received both the larger 10ml bottles and the smaller 5ml size. I personally like the smaller ones just because you use quicker.

We re-use the same bottle with a new sterile needle each time and don't refrigerate the water in between.

<i>On another note, <b>Melissa</b>, this has been driving me crazy but what does "IMHO" mean? I have asked my daughter and she has no idea. I have tried and tried figuring it out and I guess I am just out of the loop big time. I know it will end up being so simple.</i>
 
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Liza

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Depending on the pharmacy that distributes the prescription, we have received both the larger 10ml bottles and the smaller 5ml size. I personally like the smaller ones just because you use quicker.
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<br />We re-use the same bottle with a new sterile needle each time and don't refrigerate the water in between.
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<br /><i>On another note, <b>Melissa</b>, this has been driving me crazy but what does "IMHO" mean? I have asked my daughter and she has no idea. I have tried and tried figuring it out and I guess I am just out of the loop big time. I know it will end up being so simple.</i>
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Skye

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it means "in my humble opinion"<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now do you feel hip and cool knowing that. I know I feel "more complete" when I am well-informed about these things<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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Skye

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it means "in my humble opinion"<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now do you feel hip and cool knowing that. I know I feel "more complete" when I am well-informed about these things<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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Skye

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it means "in my humble opinion"<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now do you feel hip and cool knowing that. I know I feel "more complete" when I am well-informed about these things<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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Skye

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it means "in my humble opinion"<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now do you feel hip and cool knowing that. I know I feel "more complete" when I am well-informed about these things<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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Skye

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it means "in my humble opinion"<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now do you feel hip and cool knowing that. I know I feel "more complete" when I am well-informed about these things<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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