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PostScription: What Lies Beneath: Potentially Harmful Excipients to Avoid when Compounding for Small Animals--A Note of Caution

Author(s): Rost Erika

Issue: Nov/Dec 2016 - Volume 20, Number 6

Page(s): 526-527

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  • excipients
  • toxicity
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  • polysorbate 80
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