CompoundingMaster formulation recordsBeta

Master formulation records, built step by step.

Ingredients come from supplier catalogues and Health Canada, the NAPRA risk assessment fills in from safety data sheets, and AI drafts the method. A pharmacist signs to complete it.

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Ketoprofen 10% cream
Mix # KET-10-CR · v3 · Master formulation record
5 of 7 filled in
Risk Assessment
Q3NIOSH hazardous drugs listFrom NIOSH
Q4Health hazard under WHMISFrom SDS
Q5bReproductive riskFrom SDS
BLevel B
Proposed by decision algorithm
Formulation

Ingredients from the catalogues you buy from.

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1Every source, one searchSupplier catalogues and Health Canada’s DPD and LNHPD, by name, brand, DIN or NPN.
2Percent or amountType either and the other is worked out for the batch.
3Flags carried overLight-sensitive, hazardous and NIOSH-listed ingredients are flagged from the catalogue.
Search catalog — name, brand, DIN, NPN…
Ketoprofen USPCAS 22071-15-4Supplier catalogueKetoprofen micronizedCAS 22071-15-4Supplier catalogueKetoprofen 50 mg capsuleDIN 00790427Health Canada DPDEthoxy diglycolCAS 111-90-0Supplier catalogueVitamin E oil 400 IUNPN 80012345Health Canada LNHPD
1Every source, one search
Ketoprofen USP
10%10 g2Percent or amount
LightNIOSH3Flags carried over
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Risk assessment

The NAPRA risk assessment, with the evidence attached.

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1NAPRA questions, numberedThe non-sterile risk assessment, question by question.
2Answered from the SDSAnswers the safety data sheets and the NIOSH list can give arrive filled in and tagged.
3The evidenceOpen the sheet behind an answer. A snapshot is kept on the record at sign-off.
4Proposed levelLevel A, B or C from the decision algorithm, and the room it’s made in.
Q3Contains an ingredient on the NIOSH hazardous drugs listFrom NIOSH
Q4An ingredient is a health hazard under WHMIS
From SDS2Answered from the SDS
Q5bReproductive riskFrom SDS
1NAPRA questions, numbered
Ketoprofen USP · supplier SDSHazard statements · §2H361 Suspected of damaging fertility or the unborn child (Repr. 2)Snapshot kept on the record at sign-off
3The evidence
BLevel B
Proposed by decision algorithm. Made in the Front compounding room.
4Proposed level
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Compounding method

A method written from the formula.

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1From your profileEquipment and packaging come from what your compounding profile says you own.
2Written from the formulaAI writes the method from the ingredients, batch, equipment and your route technique.
3Or just tidy itPolish wording keeps your steps and their order and only fixes the wording. Nothing is saved until you keep it.
Electronic balanceOintment slabUnguator mixerOintment mill60 g airless pump
1From your profile
2Written from the formula
3Or just tidy it
Compounding
1Levigate 10 g ketoprofen with 5 g ethoxy diglycol until smooth.
2Add cream base in geometric portions to 100 g; mix 2 minutes in the Unguator.Changed
3Pass once through the ointment mill.
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Sign-off

Drafted by anyone, completed by a pharmacist.

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1One sign-offWhoever wrote it is the drafter. A pharmacist signs as developed and completed by, which submits the version. They get a To-Do.
2VersionsA submitted version is locked. Revising it starts the next version.
3Copy or publishStart a new formula from any record, or publish yours for other pharmacies.
SP1 · Drafted by
Sam Patel · technician
AR2 · Developed & completed by
Ana Ruiz, RPh · To-Do sent
Waiting
1One sign-off
v3DRAFTOct 9v2SUBMITTEDSep 12v1SUPERSEDEDJun 2
2Versions
Omeprazole 2 mg/mL · v2Published
3Copy or publish
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Compounding profile

Answer six questions once.

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1Six questionsWhere you compound, what’s in the room, people, PPE, checks on every batch, and how you make each route.
2Rooms and levelsEach room with its NAPRA level. A formula is made in the lowest room that meets its risk level.
3Containment and ventingTag each room’s containment device and how it vents. The risk assessment reads it.
4Route methodsWrite how you make each route, or draft it with AI from the profile.
Where you compoundWhat’s in the roomPeoplePPE on the shelfChecks on every batch6How you make each route
1Six questions
Front compounding roomLevel BDedicated ventilationNegative pressure
2Rooms and levels
Powder containment hoodHEPA, recirculating
3Containment and venting
Topical · writtenOral liquid · writtenOral solid · draft with AI
4Route methods
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