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ASSIGNMENT : Name

Ten Preparations Containing Narcotics. (Give the compositions and strength of all preparations named.

• Five Narcotic Drugs giving trade name, generic name, strength and form.

• Three Narcotic Preparations giving trade name, generic name, strength and form.

• Give conditions of sale for two of the above named catagories.

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Ten Preparations Containing Narcotics 3
Five Narcotic Drugs 6
Three Narcotic Preparations 8
Conditions of sale for two of the above named categories 9

Work sited 11

Ten Preparations Containing Narcotics 1. Painol R With Codeine (tabs) ➢ composition and strength (per tablet) Codeine Phosphate USP 8mg Acetaminophen USP 500mg

2. Codipan – Antitussive (100ml) ➢ composition and strength (per 5ml) Papaverine Hydrochloride USP 7.8mg Codeine Phosphate Hemihydrate USP 6.38mg Belladonna Alkaloids 0.043mg Syrup q.s. ad 5ml

3. Tussadryl DM – Cough Formula (100ml) ➢ composition and strength (per 5ml) Dextromethrophan Hybromide BP 15mg Guiaphenesin BP 100mg

4. Honey and Paregoric (120ml) ➢ composition and strength 1 ml Tri OPII CAMP

5. Robitussin R DM - Cough and Chest Congestion ➢ composition and strength (per 5ml) Dextromethrophan HBr USP 10mg Guiafenesin USP 100mg

6. Tuscosed Linctus – Decongestant Cough Suppressant (125ml) ➢ composition and strength (per 5ml) Diphenhydramine HCI 14mg Ephedrine HCI 5mg Sodium Citrate 40mg Codeine Phosphate 10mg Syrup linctus base to 5ml

7. Robitussin R-DAC (120ml) ➢ composition and strength (per 5ml) Guaifensin 100mg Pseudoephdrine Hydrochloride 30mg Codeine Phosphate 10mg

8. Phensedyl R Cough
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