What is the formula for riboflavin eye drops, as requested by our ophthalmologists?

Can a terbinafine syrup be prepared for the treatment of toenail onychomycosis in a 7-year-old child?

Given the long-term absence of the Temesta Expidet formulation, do you think it is feasible to extemporaneously prepare a variation of this, specifically an orodispersible form?

What can be used instead of Tylose HG in the following composition: Methylprednisolone 100mg, Xylocaine 200mg, Nystatin 2.4 million units, Propylene glycol 10ml, Tylose HG 3.5g, and Aqua destillata up to 500cc? Since Tylose HG is unavailable from wholesalers, which viscosity-increasing agent would be the best replacement, and what does the "HG" stand for?

Is it feasible to prepare eye drops containing 1 g itraconazole, 30 g DMSO, and 70 g physiological saline, given that the itraconazole does not dissolve even with a magnetic stirrer and produces a cloudy liquid with a mixer, and is it permissible to apply DMSO to the eye?

Which solvent—water, olive oil, or peanut oil—is best to use for the preparation of a rectal solution containing 500 mg of chloral hydrate for a child?

A dermatologist has requested a preparation containing 2.5g lidocaine and 2.5g tetracaine in 100g of cream for the same indication as Emla; given that the study uses the base forms but only tetracaine HCl is available in Belgium, can the salt forms of both substances be used in this preparation, and which cream base is recommended?