Dispensing of Medication: A Practical Manual on the Formulation and Dispensing of Pharmaceutical ProductsRobert E. King |
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absorption acetate acid active ingredients administration aerosol agents alcohol alkaline alkaloids amines antibiotics antihistamines aqueous solution aspirin base buffer calcium capsules carbon chemical chloride citrate cocoa butter codeine color compounds concentration containing crystalline powder Dispensing Information dissolved dosage forms dose drug product effect emulsifying emulsion ephedrine erythromycin esters fluid formulation Freely soluble glycerin glycol granules hydrochloride Hydrochloride USP hydrolysis hydroxide hygroscopic injection interactions ions Known incompatibilities liquid lotion medication melts mixture occur odor odorless ointment ophthalmic oral oxide packaging parenteral particles patient penicillin pharmaceutical pharmacist pharmacy phenobarbital phenol phosphate physician polyethylene glycol potassium Practically insoluble precipitate prepared prescription propylene glycol reactions salicylate salts slightly soluble sodium sodium chloride soluble in alcohol soluble in water solvent sparingly soluble stable sterile sulfate sulfonamides suppositories surface suspension syrup tablets temperature tetracycline therapeutic tion trituration usually vitamin water and alcohol White Whitish