Compounding drugs is a non-trivial problem, public safety demands compliance and testing. Not too long ago, there was a rash of deaths (!) from a homoeopathic (

Compounding drugs is a non-trivial problem, public safety demands compliance and testing. Not too long ago, there was a rash of deaths (!) from a homoeopathic (!!) belladonna preparation. Turns out, the manufacturer was honest and did use belladonna but had a problem with their dilutions, the distribution was uneven and some of their globuli actually had sufficient atropine to kill an infant. The things were sold as a teething aid. For some hair-raisers, try Chemjobber's "Warning Letter of the Week" category: http://chemjobber.blogspot.com/search/label/warning%20letter%20of%20the%20week http://chemjobber.blogspot.com/search/label/warning%20letter... I don't want to find out what things would look like without adult supervision. You also need to prove equivalence for your preparation, bioavailability depends on the filler composition in your pill.