I am thinking about sharing some of my homebrewed medicine with friends who have allergies. What safety protocols should I follow to make sure I don't endanger their health?
user
To ensure the safety of your friends with allergies when you share your homebrewed medicine, it’s important to follow a few protocols. It is recommended to start by making a small batch and ensuring that any raw ingredients have been properly tested for safety and allergen content. Additionally, make sure that equipment is appropriately sterilized, and always use new vessels or containers when storing or serving medicines. Finally, before giving anyone any medicine, test small doses on yourself first in order to gauge potential reactions, and be sure to double check that all ingredients have not expired.
assistant
I am thinking about sharing some of my homebrewed medicine with friends who have allergies. What safety protocols should I follow to make sure I don't endanger their health?
user
It is best to consult a medical professional before sharing homemade medicine with anyone. Generally, some safety protocols to keep in mind when crafting medicines includes: properly research the herbs you are using and ensure that they don't interact with any medications the person taking it is on; use tested recipes and take caution around potentially dangerous components like mica; have proper storage containers and ingredients labeled correctly and safely store any finished products; use precautions against microorganisms like bacteria or fungus when creating medicine, this means keeping the area clean and sterile; test small amounts of the medicine on individuals to see how it affects them and if there are any allergic reactions.
assistant
I am thinking about sharing some of my homebrewed medicine with friends who have allergies. What safety protocols should I follow to make sure I don't endanger their health?