Is there a possibility to prepare an ointment that can replace Scopoderm, the transdermal patch used for motion sickness?

Regarding the prescription for 20 g Locoïd Lipocreme, 1 g Erythrobase, and 50 g oral cold cream, can it be assumed that the physician means erythromycin base for the Erythrobase, is cold cream suitable for oral use, and does a specific adapted formula exist for oral use?

Can Tefose (PEG-6 stearate, glycol stearate, and PEG-32 stearate), a non-ionic o/w emulsifier that is currently unavailable, be replaced by cetomacrogol 1000 in a hand lotion formula consisting of 10g jojoba oil, 30g almond oil, 10g Tefose, 150ml rose water, 25 drops lavender essence, 15 drops sandalwood essence, and 10 drops myrrh?

What is a suitable alternative for the anti-sweat cream NF VI, given that its components are no longer all available and considering that a hydrophilic anionic cream with AlCl3 becomes liquid and flaky?

Given the explosive nature of isosorbide dinitrate, can it be prepared without any problems using an Unguator?

When preparing a nasal ointment with 4% chlorhexidine, can chlorhexidine diacetate powder be used with almond oil and white petrolatum as an alternative to the liquid digluconate form, which results in a consistency that is too runny, or is a colleague correct in stating that these forms cannot be interchanged due to differences in their mechanism of action or adherence properties?

How should a prescription for 30 mg of triamcinolone acetonide in 30 grams of methylcellulose gel be prepared for vaginal use, specifically regarding whether the TMF formula for carbomer gel can be used, the required amount of alcohol, and concerns that the carbomer gel preparation on page 277 of the TMF contains too much alcohol and may cause stinging?