Metacam photo sensitivity?/ Updated, spoken to manufacturers

[prettylupin]

We always did this, but with a 180 ml bottle a 1ml syringe only reaches the metacam for the first few days then it is too low. This is why we dispensed some into a brown bottle daily to get it into the syringe, but we have stopped doing this now :wave:

Oh I see, sorry Nightmare in that case, not sure what to suggest, I guess Marie's method is the best in these circumstances. I can't even imagine what a 180ml bottle looks like! :shock: That must cost you a fortune.

 

[Hugo's There]

Oh I see, sorry Nightmare in that case, not sure what to suggest, I guess Marie's method is the best in these circumstances. I can't even imagine what a 180ml bottle looks like! :shock: That must cost you a fortune.

Yep we get through 2 a month, our buns are a bunch of junkies :lol:

They cost around £34 each, but we can save a couple of pounds if we get written prescriptions

 

[Carrie14]

If I can personally work it so the metacam isn't exposed to light then I will just to be on the safe side

Same I threw the old bottle out just to be on the safe side

 

[Elena]

What about a light tight bag?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Black-Film-Ch...raphy_DarkroomSupplies_SM&hash=item4aa62e20c9

 

[Carrie14]

NO light could get through that.

For the ultimate worry bunny mummy:lol:

(I may just get one)

 

[Elena]

NO light could get through that.

For the ultimate worry bunny mummy:lol:

(I may just get one)

I want one to develop film

 

[rodneyvet]

I suppose someone should phone Norbrook labs and tell them, on the other hand i doubt they would have got there licence for this meloxicam product