Weighing ingredients (water, honey, sugar) for a syrup

Weighing ingredients (water, honey, sugar) for a syrup

Since 2004, pharmacies have been able to send prescription and pharmacy-only medicines nationwide. Determined by a separate law, in the so-called Pharmacy Operating Regulations, pharmacies are allowed to produce everything that is possible with the typical equipment of a pharmacy, in general these are ointments, creams, solutions, suspensions and juices. Larger batches are produced during manufacture. The basis for a sleeping juice, for example, is a syrup. The ingredients for this (water, honey, sugar) are precisely weighed with an industrial scale. For weighing the active substance (passion flower, hops, lemon balm, etc.) a precision scale is used. Strict adherence to the recipe is important for a perfect product and for customer satisfaction

Larger batches are produced when creams, teas or juices are produced in a pharmacy. The basis for a sleeping juice, for example, is a syrup. The ingredients for this (water, honey, sugar) are precisely weighed with an industrial scale. For weighing the active substance (passion flower, hops, lemon balm, etc.) a precision scale is used. Strict adherence to the recipe is important for a perfect product and for customer satisfaction