Pharmacy Calculations | Two Foolproof ways to solve this dilution calculations question

Pharmacy calculations dilution calculations questions are mostly straight forward to solve. However, a few can be complex depending on the number of concepts that need to be synthesized.

This video shows you two foolproof ways to solve an important dilution calculations exam type question which was asked by a viewer.

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Hello Dr. D. If the final conc of HC is 10%, this means 3g of HC, is the total in 30g. We already have 1.5g HC in this cream, then 3-1.5=1.5g need to add HC?