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How often do you pharmacists compound drugs?
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Not very often....about once a month. But..I'm not a comounding pharmacist with that specific certification which allows me to purchase those chemicals.
No...I do not have a need to compound a cough/cold product which is not on the commercial market. I'd have a hard time believing there is one which will not suit the purpose unless one has a tremendously immunocompromized immune system in which case...none of the available chemicals would do better than straight codeine....
No...I do not have a need to compound a cough/cold product which is not on the commercial market. I'd have a hard time believing there is one which will not suit the purpose unless one has a tremendously immunocompromized immune system in which case...none of the available chemicals would do better than straight codeine....
I'm a tech, and I compound about 20-30 scripts per week. Most are hospice patients, though.
