| The manufacture of liqueurs constitutes the trade of the compounder, rectifier, or liquoriste. |
| His compounder — the man who would compound his prescription of mistura carminativa and dispense it in corked glass bottles — carried my uncle's medical bag. |
| One feed compounder estimated that 150 grams of liquid phytase can substitute for approximately 7,5 kg of inorganic phosphate per tonne of feed. |
| The role of the pharmacist has evolved from that of a compounder and supplier of pharmaceutical products towards that of a provider of services and information and ultimately that of a provider of patient care. |
| Modern mixing control systems are designed to give the compounder a high degree of flexibility in order that he can obtain good mix quality with consistent physical results, in the shortest time cycle. |
| I recall interviewing a feed compounder at that time who had no idea where most of his ingredients were coming from, because the word traceability had not been invented. |
