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1 ounce [US, liquid] = 29.573 529 562 milliliter according to online conversions.com
None - OZ is a measurement of weight. Millilitres is a measurement of volume - they are two totally different measurements.
Actually...ounces are also used for volume...like a cup of water is usually 8 ounces...theyre fluid ounces.
an ounce is about 29 milliliters
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