Abstract
This is a collection of various incompatibilities which have appeared from time to time in the<i>Prescriber</i>, of which the author is editor. That it met with popular demand, particularly in Great Britain, is evidenced by the fact that, since 1915, it has gone through three editions. Part I is devoted to general principles of incompatibility, including chemical incompatibility, physical or pharmaceutical incompatibility, and therapeutic incompatibility. Part II is a small dictionary of incompatibilities containing an alphabetical summary of drugs with their doses and solubilities. The booklet should find a ready place on the desk of the busy prescribing physician.
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