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Seperate Powders??
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What method can I employ to separate progesterone from estradiol in my pharmacy? The powders were mixed together inadvertently.
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This would be a very complex procedure, requiring the use of equipment not available in compounding pharmacies.
It might be possible to have an analytical laboratory extract these components, but the cost probably would be greater than replacing the chemicals with fresh stock.
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