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Am J Psychiatry 121:917-918, March 1965
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.121.9.917
© 1965 American Psychiatric Association
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DILUTING AGENTS FOR A FLUPHENAZINE CONCENTRATE

M. R. GROSS PH.D.1, and J. VERNOTICA 1

1 Research Department, White Laboratories, Inc., Kenilworth, N. J.

For the physician using a fluphenazine liquid concentrate, there are many satisfactory diluting agents available. It is not necessary or advisable to use distilled water only.






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