I didn't receive enough medication, why is the vial almost empty?

I didn't receive enough medication, why is the vial almost empty?

The bottles that our pharmacy uses to send medications are 10mL (1000 units) capacity bottles, but most prescriptions for our medications are less than 10mL.



For example, if your prescription was for a 2mL (200 units) vial of medication, then only 2mL of medication would be added to a 10mL bottle, so only 20% of the bottle capacity would be filled.
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Your syringes and prescription are measured in units, so be sure to pay special attention to the number of units you're supposed to inject each week so that you don't over or under dose and so you don't waste or run out of medication.