Compounding Feasibility Study

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Compounding is a fundamental aspect of pharmacy practice. Understanding appropriate procedures for processing, packaging, storing, and labeling is essential for dispensing a quality product. Additionally, it is important to be aware of oversight/regulation of pharmacy compounding so that procedures are carried out in a manner that ensures the safety of both the patient and practitioner.

Please answer the following questions prior to compounding. Cite your references.
What is the difference between compounding and manufacturing?

Compounding:
Compounding is done extemporaneously, meaning there is no preparation. The medication must be prepared by hand at the pharmacy. The integrity of the ingredients used is regulated by the Food and

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