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{{Short description|Unit of mass, 1 millionth of a gram}} {{Hatnote|"μg" and "ΜG" (Greek letter mu with G) redirect here. For microgravity, see [[micro-g environment]]. Not to be confused with [[MG (disambiguation)|MG]] (in Latin letters) or [[uG (disambiguation)|uG]] (in Latin letters).}} {{Infobox unit | name = Microgram | image = Radiance multivitamins nutritional information crop.jpg | caption = A [[nutrition facts label]] displaying, for example, the amount of [[folic acid]] in micrograms | standard = [[International System of Units|SI]] | quantity = [[mass]] | symbol = μg }} In the [[metric system]], a '''microgram''' or '''microgramme''' is a [[Physical unit|unit]] of [[mass]] equal to one millionth ({{val|1|e=-6}}) of a [[gram]]. The unit symbol is '''μg''' according to the [[International System of Units]] (SI); the recommended symbol in the United States and United Kingdom when communicating medical information is '''mcg'''. In μg, the prefix symbol for [[micro-]] is the Greek letter [[Mu (letter)|μ (mu)]].
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