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Thickened Water
Anyone use thickened water for oral suspensions? Never heard of the stuff too today, lol
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Why would you want to use it? Are you referring to Thick-it thickener? That stuff is use for dysphagia and swallowing disorders. Three levels of consistency nectar, honey, and pudding so I see no use for it in a suspension. I do non-sterile and sterile compounding and have never seen a USP monograph that calls for it.
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Originally Posted by
redhulk
Why would you want to use it? Are you referring to Thick-it thickener? That stuff is use for dysphagia and swallowing disorders. Three levels of consistency nectar, honey, and pudding so I see no use for it in a suspension. I do non-sterile and sterile compounding and have never seen a USP monograph that calls for it.
It does have preservative in it and I have read someone that has used, I am guessing nectar, successfully as a suspension vehicle.
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Last edited by jimbosmith316; 05-02-2020 at 07:11 PM.
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Orablend or the Humco equivalent. That's all I fuck with.
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Originally Posted by
SloppyJ
Orablend or the Humco equivalent. That's all I fuck with.
x2 plus Ora-sweet
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Originally Posted by
jimbosmith316
It does have preservative in it and I have read someone that has used, I am guessing nectar, successfully as a suspension vehicle.
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I'd have to investigate. Their website states "Yes, you can mix Thick-ItŪ Original Food & Beverage Thickeners in bulk as long as you keep the unused portion covered and refrigerated. The unused refrigerated portion may be kept for 2-3 days. Do not leave a thickened liquid at room temperature any longer than 3-4 hours."
This leads me to believe that it does not have any preservative properties per say. Ascorbic acid is listed as an ingredient which has natural preservative properties but my best guess it is used to preserve the powder not the product it is used with.
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Originally Posted by
redhulk
I'd have to investigate. Their website states "
Yes, you can mix Thick-It
Original Food & Beverage Thickeners in bulk as long as you keep the unused portion covered and refrigerated. The unused refrigerated portion may be kept for 2-3 days. Do not leave a thickened liquid at room temperature any longer than 3-4 hours."
This leads me to believe that it does not have any preservative properties per say. Ascorbic acid is listed as an ingredient which has natural preservative properties but my best guess it is used to preserve the powder not the product it is used with.
Makes sense
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