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Fundamentals of Compounding IV - Liquids

Pharmacists
Students

Pharmaceutical Compounding

This course introduces the wide range of liquid oral dosage forms used in pharmaceutical compounding, including solutions, suspensions, elixirs, syrups, linctus, and oily preparations. It explains the advantages, disadvantages, and formulation challenges of each type, such as chemical and physical stability, palatability, and patient-specific considerations. The course also details the role of excipients like solvents, preservatives, sweeteners, and flavorings, as well as special dosage forms like enemas, varnishes, and ophthalmic, nasal, and otic solutions. By the end, learners will be equipped to make informed decisions about the most suitable liquid dosage forms for various therapeutic needs and patient populations.
 English only
  Pharmacists, Students
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Why should I take this course?

  • Understand how to formulate and select the ideal liquid oral dosage form based on drug properties and patient requirements
  • Learn the critical roles of excipients in enhancing stability, taste, and therapeutic performance
  • Gain practical knowledge of special preparations like enemas and varnishes used in personalized treatments

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Meet your instructor

Dr. Hudson Polonini

Hudson Polonini is a pharmacist with extensive experience as an educator as well as in the compounding market. His fields of expertise include quality control, quality assurance, and the development of innovative personalized pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

Dr. Polonini is author of numerous books and articles in the compounding pharmaceutical field and its therapeutic applications.