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QS (Quantity Sufficient) in Prescriptions: Meaning and Use in Compounding
QS (or q.s.) stands for quantum sufficit (Latin for "sufficient quantity"). In a compounded prescription, it indicates the desired final total volume/quantity of the preparation. The solvent (usually water) is added to reach that final quantity. It is not a precise measurement; the amount of solvent depends on the target concentration.
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