hey anyone on here know what the sig "UTD" stands for? I know it means 'take as directed" or "take as needed" .... but what do the actual U-T-D stand for?
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probably "use/take as directed"
If not that, I'm stumped.
If not that, I'm stumped.
Those Latin people had words for everything. Even things that didn't exist in the Latin Era like bacteria.
My colleague just asked this question and that's how I found this thread.
By the way, bacteria have always existed before Latin era, just not discovered. 😉 Your point is still valid nonetheless.
I see you’ve fallen for the Lysol propaganda. Bacteria were invented to sell cleaning agents.
Ut Dictum is correct.
