A medication bottle contains 250 mL and is to be taken in 125 mL doses. How many doses can be obtained from the bottle?

To determine how many doses can be obtained from the medication bottle containing 250 mL, we need to divide the total volume of the medication by the volume of each dose.

The total volume in the bottle is 250 mL, and each dose is 125 mL. Therefore, the calculation to find the number of doses is as follows:

250 mL ÷ 125 mL = 2 doses

This calculation shows that you can take two full doses of 125 mL from a total of 250 mL. Therefore, the correct answer reflects that the bottle contains enough medication to provide exactly two doses, confirming that the option indicating two doses is accurate.