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the supplement contained 500 mcg of vitamin b12.

blood tests showed 250 mcg of vitamin d per liter.

the daily dose is typically 300 mcg of folate.

the product label listed 100 mcg of selenium.

the urine sample contained 150 mcg of lead.

the recommended intake is 100-200 mcg daily.

the analysis revealed 75 mcg of chromium in the sample.

the infant formula provided 120 mcg of iodine.

the study measured 50 mcg of bpa per serving.

the food contained only trace amounts, less than 10 mcg.

the standard requires a minimum of 200 mcg per serving.