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October 20, 2023  |  Volume 20  |  Issue 41 - Supplemental
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Feature Articles

IJPC Sep/Oct 2023 page 358 Major Study Affirming the Relative Safety of Testosterone-replacement Therapy
Bruce Biundo, RPh, FICA, Retired PCCA Consultant


This article discusses a major research project that determined that testosterone replacement therapy was no worse than a placebo in men with cardiovascular disease or at high risk for cardiovascular disease.


IJPC Sep/Oct 2023 page 368 Compounding for the Treatment of COVID-19 and Long COVID, Part 5: Associated Conditions, Prophylaxis, and Effective Treatment
Mike Riepl, RPh, Retired Compounding Pharmacist
Joe Kaiser, PharmD, RPh, Dakota PrecisionRx Labs


We review common conditions that afflict people with COVID-19 or long COVID, examine the effectiveness of vaccines designed to prevent infection with SARS-CoV-2 and mitigate its sequelae, and provide formulations for 2 compounded preparations that can assist recovery from acute and chronic conditions caused by that virus when manufactured drugs are unavailable in required dosages or dosage forms or cannot be tolerated by the patient.


IJPC Sep/Oct 2023 page 382 Excipients and Adverse Events
Loyd V. Allen, Jr., PhD, RPh, Editor-in-Chief, IJPC


A brief discussion on excipients, the purpose of excipients, the selection of appropriate excipients, the use of excipients in formulation development by compounding pharmacists/manufacturers, excipient examples and usage, the numerous incompatibilities that should be considered when choosing an excipient, and a list of adverse effects related to excipients.


IJPC Sep/Oct 2023 page 362 Compounding Metformin for Use in Functional Medicine
Sarina Desai, PharmD, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
Tara Thompson, PharmD, FAPC, Revelation Pharma


Compounding pharmacists can prepare a topical formulation of metformin, which helps eliminate the unwanted gastrointestinal side effects, as well as eliminate the incompliance due to the size of the tablet. The transdermal use of metformin also allows the patient to take a much lower dosage compared to oral metformin. An oral liquid formulation can also help resolve the issue of swallowing a large tablet for those patients who are diagnosed with dysphagia.

Table of Contents

Complete contents, abstracts, page previews, and subscriber downloads are available on the
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APPLIED COMPOUNDING

Basics of Compounding: Compounding Foams

Sterile Basics of Compounding: Sterile Basics of Compounding Intravenous Admixtures, Part 4: Physicochemical Considerations


PEER REVIEWED

Formulative Study: Evaluation of Compounded Transdermal Analgesic Formulations Using the Franz Finite Dose Model

Stability Study: The Influence of Polymers, Surfactants, and Other Excipients on Naproxen Sodium Release from Matrices Prepared and the Effect of These Additives on the Swelling Rate of the Tablet


FORMULATIONS

Crotamiton 10% Cream

Fluconazole 1% Thermoresponsive Gel

Hydrocortisone 2% in Versapro Cream

Idoxuridine 5% in Dimethyl Sulfoxide

Ipratropium Bromide 0.05% Nasal Spray

Nitazoxanide 20-mg/mL Oral Suspension

Povidone Iodine Lotion

Silver Sulfadiazine 1% and Hydrocortisone 2% Gel


DEPARTMENTS

Editorial/Prescription: Data Security/Breaches: What is the Effect on Pharmacies?

Calculations: Dextrose Infusions

Thoughts for the Week (On War)

“The greatest paradox of them all is still civilized warfare."

U.S. now stands for Unlimited Spending. —Tampa Tribune

Truth: The first casualty in time of war. —Boake Carter

War: A continuation of politics by other means. —Clausewitz

War never leaves where it found a nation. —Burke

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