Assuming you mean international units for vitamins this question can only be answered for the specific vitamin. Vitamin units are measured by their potency and not by weight.
vitamin A for instance:
as you can see different sources of the same vitamin can have different IU to weight ratios for RAE (retinol activity equivalent)
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It depends on the Unit to which you are referring. Many medications come in Units, such as insulin and heparin. It also depends on the concentration of the medication. Insulin, traditionally, comes in 100 units per milliliter, but there are other concentrations available. Other drugs are also similar. So, without providing us with the drug or at least the concentration of the drug, this question cannot be ed.
A 10 ml bottle contains 1000 units so in 1 ml there would be 100 units depending on what the solution is.
It depends on the specific unit you are referring to. Units of measurement like teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, fluid ounces, and liters all have different equivalents in milliliters.
There are 45 milliliters in 4.5 centimeters. This is because 1 centimeter is equal to 10 milliliters.
There are approximately 3.696 milliliters in a US fluid dram.
The question cannot be answered since there is no such unit as a killilitre!
hehe. litre is a unit of volume, gram is a unit of mass.
One unit of pitocin equals 1 milliliter.