*NEW* Dexamethasone Powder now available in our catalog!
Sample use formula
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Dexamethasone 1 mg/mL Oral Suspension Used for various inflammatory conditions. |
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Ingredients Dexamethasone TD Oral Base SF |
30mg |
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METHOD OF PREPARATION 2. Accurately weight and/or measure each ingredient 3. Empty the tablets into a clean glass mortar 4. Comminute the tablets for form fine powder 5. Add about one-third of the TD Oral Base to the dexamethasone powder and mix to form a smooth paste 6. Quantitatively transfer the paste mixture with the TD Oral Base to a graduate 7. Bring to final volume with the TD Oral Base and mix well 8. Package and label |
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STABILITY Beyond use is 90 days |
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PACKAGING AND LABELING For oral use only, keep out of reach of children, shake well |
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