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261 individual bilingual monographs. Search by ingredient, title or dosage form and open the relevant record.
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Greek Formulary Sikalias: tools for practice
Explore 261 monographs, controlled formula scaling, SOPs and evidence decisions for pharmacy compounding.
From source to a controlled working record
Greek Formulary Sikalias — Collection and documentation of compounded preparations. Edited by Stasinos Chr. Sikalias. Collection v8, website tools v9. Each monograph retains its individual review status.
Formula scaling
Arithmetic scaling where the source batch basis is explicit. It preserves q.s. and does not convert mass to volume, set patient doses or establish beyond-use dates.
Methodology & limitsSOPs & records
32 SOPs and 18 blank forms supporting documentation, checks and adaptation to the local laboratory.
Quality systemEvidence decisions
Of 19 special cases, 5 have a reconciled basis and 4 are restricted to fresh intermediates within the same operation. The remaining 10 require actual supplier or laboratory evidence.
Review closure criteriaRead, check, approve locally
The monograph and calculated result support the responsible pharmacist. Printing or scaling does not validate a method, establish stability or authorise preparation. Download individual records for review and use within your quality system.
Edition & scientific responsibility ↗Allergen preparations: distinct responsibilities
Sikalias Pharmacy experience connects pharmaceutical preparation with close paediatric-allergist supervision. Patient selection, treatment protocol and clinical monitoring belong to the treating specialist. Quality work covers identity, cross-contact control, documentation and traceability; it does not guarantee a clinical outcome.
Dossiers & quality documentation ↗Public edition status
Greek Formulary Sikalias — Collection and documentation of compounded preparations. Edited by Stasinos Ch. Sikalias. This is not presented as an adopted PFS formulary. Use of the institutional PFS title requires written confirmation from the competent organisation covering both the title and this specific public edition.