HRT Cream Calculator
Bi-Est / Tri-Est hormone cream. Enter the pump dose and batch size, then dial in each hormone and any extra ingredients.
Batch setup
Additional ingredients
| Name | Amount | Unit | Stock % | Weight needed |
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Unit "%" means % of total product weight (number of doses × weight/pump).
Potency calculator (optional)
Suppository Calculator
Mould-based batch. Displacement factor is a flat 0.7 for every active, matching the source worksheet — real values vary by drug.
Batch setup
Ingredients (dose per suppository)
| Name | Amount | Unit | Stock % | Weight needed |
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Unit "%" means % of the theoretical per-suppository weight (mould volume × base density).
Potency calculator (optional)
Capsule Calculator
Filler weight is only defined for size #3 in the source worksheet (Capsublend-H/-P still lack data even at size #3). Other sizes report "input needed" rather than a wrong number.
Batch setup
Ingredients (dose per capsule)
| Name | Amount | Unit | Stock % | Weight needed |
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Potency calculator (optional)
RDT Calculator
Rapid-dissolve tablet, mould-based. No dilution/stock-% feature — this calculator doesn't have one in the source worksheet.
Batch setup
Ingredients (dose per tablet)
| Name | Amount | Unit | Weight needed |
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Troche & Gummy Calculator
Note: in the source worksheet, glycerine is only subtracted from the Gelatin Base total, not the Troche Base total — kept as-is here since it wasn't in the confirmed bug list. Worth confirming with Tony if that's intentional.
Batch setup
Ingredients (dose per unit)
| Name | Amount | Unit | Weight needed |
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Unit "%" means % of total batch weight (doses × volume × base density).
Oral Liquid / Suspension Calculator
Unlike the other five calculators, vehicle QS's to the stated final volume — there's no displacement subtraction, matching how oral liquid formulas are conventionally written ("QS to final volume with vehicle").
Batch setup
Ingredients (concentration in final product)
| Name | Amount | Unit | Weight needed |
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mg/mL, mg/5mL, mcg/mL are scaled by final volume. Mg/Gm (flat) are a fixed batch amount, for auxiliary ingredients like a buffer or antioxidant stated independent of concentration.
Formula Bank
Search the curated compound list. Reference only — confirm every formula, quantity and BUD against your master formulation record before compounding.
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