Is there a formula for capsules to treat excessive sweating over the entire body, given that antiperspirant soaps and creams are not very effective?

Given that Erythrocine syrup is currently unavailable from the wholesaler and Erythroforte sachets are being considered as an alternative, would the solution remain stable for two days if one sachet is dissolved in 100 ml and 20 ml is administered per dose to ensure the patient receives the correct dosage?

How should a preparation containing 2 g alum, 2 g resorcinol, 2 g boric acid, 2 g erythromycin, and 60° disinfectant alcohol up to 300 ml be made, and is it necessary to adjust the formula or can it be prepared as is with the instruction for the patient to shake the bottle before use? Additionally, is this formula intended for use as a deodorant and should it consequently be stored in a deodorant bottle?

What is the composition of a borate buffer at pH 8.6 for a cream containing 1 g erythromycin in 50 g Beeler base, considering that erythromycin is typically not mixed with buffered cetomacrogol cream and only the composition of a phosphate buffer is currently known?

Regarding the preparation of inhalation drops where the Formulary of Dutch Pharmacists (FNA) specifies the use of ethanol 90% v/v BP, can denatured disinfecting alcohol be used instead of pure ethanol to reduce costs, and what is the professional advice on this matter?

Can salicylic acid 5% be processed together with Eumovate cream, given that a prescription was received for salicylic acid 5% and clobetasone butyrate 15 mg in Beeler base, but clobetasone butyrate is not in stock and the preparation is urgent?

Can Eutanol G serve as a suitable alternative to Eumulgin O5, which is not reimbursed by RIZIV, in a bath oil formulation containing 5 mg salicylic acid, 200 cc Miglyol, 50 cc Cetiol V, 50 cc Komperlan KD, 50 cc Eutanol G, and paraffin oil up to 500 cc, given that Eutanol G is available and miscible but its specific efficacy in this context is unknown?