Compounding Articles

[mugzy]

Paddock Labs location of files. You can access them now by

•Going to Paddock Laboratories, Inc.
•Click on "Resources & Education"
•Click on "Secundum Artem / Continuing Education"

For anyone that isn't familiar with the Secundum Artem and has in interest in compounding then you should check out the series.
•Vol 1 No 1: Ointment Compounding: Basic Concepts
•Vol 1 No 2: Topical Antibiotic Dosage Forms
•Vol 2 No 1: Preparation of Oral Suspensions and Syrups: Basic Concepts
•Vol 3 No 1: Compounding Oral Liquids
•Vol 3 No 2: Compounding Topical Dosage Forms: Ointments, Creams, Pastes and Lotions
•Vol 3 No 3: Compounding Suppositories: Part I
•Vol 3 No 4: Compounding Suppositories: Part II
•Vol 4 No 1: Emulsions
•Vol 4 No 2: Troches and Lozenges
•Vol 4 No 3: Pharmacy Compounding Equipment
•Vol 4 No 4: Compounding Capsules
•Vol 4 No 5: Compounding Gels
•Vol 4 No 6: General "Good Compounding Practices" for Nonsterile Products
•Vol 5 No 1: Pharmaceutical Compounding Tips and Hints
•Vol 5 No 2: Pharmaceutical Compounding Calculations
•Vol 5 No 3: Compounding Medication Sticks
•Vol 5 No 4: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Pediatric Formulations Using Ora-Plus® with Ora-Sweet® and Ora-Sweet® SF - Part I
•Vol 6 No 1: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Pediatric Formulations Using Ora-Plus® with Ora-Sweet® and Ora-Sweet® SF - Part II
•Vol 6 No 2: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Pediatric Formulations Using Ora-Plus® with Ora-Sweet® and Ora-Sweet® SF- Part III
•Vol 6 No 3: Inhalation Products
•Vol 6 No 4: Compounding Ophthalmic Liquids
•Vol 7 No 1: Compounding Nasal Preparations
•Vol 7 No 2: Veterinary Compounding
•Vol 7 No 3: Compounding, Stability and Beyond-Use Dates
•Vol 7 No 4: Packaging, Storage and Distribution of Compounded Pharmaceuticals
•Vol 8 No 1: Compounding For Hormone Replacement Therapy
•Vol 8 No 2: Compounding For Male Andropause
•Vol 8 No 3: Need For Extemporaneous Formulations In Pediatric Patients
•Vol 8 No 4: Compounding For The Management Of Pain
•Vol 9 No 1: Compounding For Geriatric And Arthritis Patients
•Vol 9 No 2: Compounding For Hospice Patients
•Vol 9 No 3: Compounding for Diabetic Patients
•Vol 9 No 4: Compounding for Patients with Psoriasis
•Vol 10 No 1: Pharmaceutical Compounding Resources on the Internet
•Vol 10 No 2: Compounding for Dentists and Dental Patients
•Vol 10 No 3: Compounding for Dermatology Patients
•Vol 10 No 4: Compounding for Iontophoresis
•Vol 11 No 1: Compounding for Acne
•Vol 11 No 2: Compounding for Phonophoresis
•Vol 11 No 3: A History of Pharmaceutical Compounding
•Vol 11 No 4: Compounding for Superficial Fungal Infections
•Vol 12 No 1: Compounding for Wound Care
•Vol 12 No 2: Compounding for Scalp Disorder
•Vol 12 No 3: Compounding for Glycerin & Propylene Glycol
•Vol 12 No 4: Compounding for Sports Injuries
•Vol 13 No 1: Compounding for Otic Disorders
•Vol 13 No 2: Compounding for Gastrointestinal Disorders
•Vol 13 No 3: Compounding for Lacquers, Varnishes, Collodions and Protectants
•Vol 13 No 4: USP Chapter <795> Pharmaceutical Compounding - Nonsterile Preparations
•Vol 14 No 1: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Oral Liquid Formulations - Part IV
•Vol 14 No 2: Compounding Rectal Dosage Forms, Part 1
•Vol 14 No 3: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Oral Liquid Formulations - Part V
•Vol 14 No 4: Compounding Rectal Dosage Forms - Part II
•Vol 15 No 1: Stability of Extemporaneously Prepared Oral Liquid Formulations - Part VI
•Vol 15 No 2: Compounding with Hazardous Drugs
•Vol 15 No 3: Beyond-Use Dates and Stability Indicating Assay Methods in Pharmaceutical Compounding
•Vol 15 No 4: Tips and Hints for Quality Compounding

 

[PillarofBalance]

I am def gonna need volume 3 part 3 and 4.

 

[tommyguns2]

Interesting... looks like a lot of other available carriers that PJU. hmm....

 

[SJA]

Can you purchase from these guys without a script?

 

[tommyguns2]

Can you purchase from these guys without a script?

Looks like they supply compounding pharmacies. Wouldn't need a script, but you might need a vender number or something like that. Maybe not, since the carriers themselves are not controlled substances.