Pharmaceutical Compoundingand Dispensing, Second Edition
Dermatological extemporaneous formulation 213 Further reading 215 Part 3 Product formulae 217 Preface 219 14 Creams 225 15 Dusting powders 229 16 Internal mixtures 231 17 Liniments, lotions and applications 249 18 Ointments and pastes 253 19 Powders 257 20 Miscellaneous formulae 259 Appendix 1 Glossary of terms used in formulations 261
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