stackyFACTSA 'drop' is not a standardized scientific measurement of volume. The actual amount of chemical medication dispensed by a glass dropper changes wildly depending on the specific surface tension and thickness of the liquid. A single drop of thick synthetic syrup carries drastically more active ingredient than a drop of watery solution.
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