2.  Verify appropriateness of compound  Dose check, drug interactions  Is it commercially available?  Is there a formula available?  Is the BUD acceptable for therapy?

3.  Calculate amount needed to make  May need to account for loss  Prepare compound using appropriate techniques and equipment  Dispense compounds in container  B ottle, jar, syringe, etc.  Attach label with important auxiliary labels  Record procedure for future preparations

4.  Shake well  Refrigerate  Protect from light  Do not refrigerate  External use only  Discard after __________  “This prescription was compounded by ____”

5.  Counseling of compound should include:  Storage requirements  Patient education for active ingredients in compound  Emphasis on other special instructions ▪ Shake well ▪ Refrigerate ▪ Expiration date

6.  Will cover:  Compounding law  Pharmacy calculations  Special populations  Dosage forms  Compounding techniques

7.  Wear clothing appropriate for work setting  Wear white coat  Name tags  Completed lab worksheets (2)  Calculator

8.  Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)  Read labels  Safety equipment  Protective eyewear/masks –optional  Gloves  Wash hands before leaving work area  Closed toe shoes  Head and facial hair out of the way (tied up)

9.  Disposal of chemicals  In labeled waste baskets  May not be removed from PPC  No eating or drinking in work area  Let staff/faculty know if there are allergy concerns with preparations