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|Articles|December 7, 2010

Compounding of Pharmaceuticals for Veterinary Use

The course will provide information regarding the legal aspects of veterinary compounding including what the veterinarian?s role/responsibility is as well as the pharmacist?s role/responsibility. Additionally, the course will outline potential pitfalls of compounded drugs in comparison to FDA-approved drugs. Don?t miss this important opportunity for continuing education on a timely topic. 1 CE credit.

The course will provide information regarding the legal aspects of veterinary compounding including what the veterinarian’s role/responsibility is as well as the pharmacist’s role/responsibility. Additionally, the course will outline potential pitfalls of compounded drugs in comparison to FDA-approved drugs. Don’t miss this important opportunity for continuing education on a timely topic. 1 CE credit. For more information, click here.


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