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Can I take half of a 20 mg and half of a 10 mg to make my 15 mg? | Medimap

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Can I take half of a 20 mg and half of a 10 mg to make my 15 mg?

Yes, you can take a half of a 20 mg pill and a half of a 10 mg pill to make a total of 15 mg.

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