Why is it generally recommended to avoid using lactose when compounding capsules containing folic acid and sulpiride to prevent a possible Maillard reaction, even though commercial specialties like Dogmatil and Folavit do contain lactose in their excipients?

What is an eye ointment with Vitamin A for veterinary use that is no longer available as a specialty product?

How can a hypo-allergenic electrode gel be prepared for a patient who reacts to propylene glycol, based on a dermatologist's formulation of 1% sodium chloride, 1.6% sodium CMC, 40% sorbitol solution, and water up to 100%, and should the concentration of sodium CMC simply be increased to achieve the high viscosity requested by the physiotherapist?

What is the formula for a tacrolimus 0.03% eye drop, given that a physician has requested this concentration but provided no further information regarding the composition?

Is it possible to create a compounded alternative for Propyl-Lacticare, which is no longer available on the Belgian market?

What is the incompatibility between quinine hydrochloride and sodium lauryl sulfate in a prescription for a cream containing 3 g quinine hydrochloride, 1 g sodium lauryl sulfate, 20 g cetyl alcohol, 5 ml glycerin, 5 ml sweet almond oil, and water up to 100 g, and what could be the indication for this preparation?

What quantity of glucose, and which specific type (anhydrous or monohydrate), should be provided to a pregnant woman for a glycemia test?