Lithium Dose Test - I Take 550 Lithium At 1 Pm And 150 At 9Pm.

Lithium dose test

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I take 550 lithium at 1 pm and 150 at 9pm. Can i take lithium levels test at 9am next day. Would the timing work as it is 12 hours from last dose

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