Which suppository base can you recommend for the preparation of chloral hydrate suppositories, is the combination of PEG 400 and Novata B recommended, and if so, what is the optimal preparation method?

Can a 0.1N HCl solution for intravenous administration be prepared as a compounding formulation for a patient who requires 3 liters for the treatment of metabolic alkalosis, given that no existing commercial product is available?

What is the cause of the issue when preparing a suspension containing 3 g tetracycline, 20 g precipitated sulfur, 5 g camphor, 10 g resorcinol, 20 g camphorated spirit, 4 g tragacanth, and distilled water up to 300 ml, where diluting the core suspension with water results in a thin liquid with large granules that cannot be mixed homogeneously even after shaking well?

Given that Dalacin vaginal cream costs the patient 22.73 euros, is it possible to compound this ointment ourselves for a patient who requires it frequently, which would reduce the cost to 9.98 euros for 40 grams?

What is the best method to prepare a lotion containing 14 g precipitated sulfur, 3 g resorcinol, 0.5 g prednisolone, 20 g sulfacetamide, 100 g antiseptic solution, and 160 g water, given that the preparation based on the Memento of Galenic Pharmacy—using sulfur, resorcinol, carbopol, triethanolamine, and 70% ethanol—yields a stable viscous lotion but breaks upon the addition of sodium sulfacetamide?

How can precipitation be avoided in the following eye drop formulation: 1 ampoule of 1 mg adrenaline tartrate, 50 mg chloramphenicol, 0.154 g boric acid, 0.006 g borax, and 0.005 g phenylmercuric borate in water up to 10 g?

What is the composition of the stomatitis cocktail?