Question
Posted on: March 6 2013The following solution is immediately after the preparation:
Beconase Aqua 24 cc
Glycerin 0.2 g
After chloride 0.9 g
Propylene glycol 0.2 g
Neomycin Sulfate 100 mg
Bacitracin 6000E
Atropvent monodose 20 ml
Water AD 100 ml < br/>
Answer
Not an easy question with such a large number of substances! I would therefore also suggest that you replace NaCl 0.9 g with dextrose 5% or glycerin 2.6%.
There may be other causes of the Flocculer. Thus, it is not ruled out that there is an interaction between the CMC (-), present in the Beconase Aqua, and neomycin (+). In This case one will have to prepare a loco Beconase Aqua with methyl cellulose (see question ' Replacement of Syntaris in the absence of Beconase Aqua '). But in the line of response below I would first start with the replacement of NaCl. Let us work with elimination.