pharmacopœical

See also: pharmacopoeical

English

Etymology

From pharmacopœic +‎ -al.

Adjective

pharmacopœical

  1. Obsolete form of pharmacopoeical.
    • 1903, Edward Kremers in Pharmaceutical Review, Pharmaceutical Review Publishing Co.; Volume XXI, page 504:
      At present they ought to be consulted by pharmacopœical revision committees who want to get a better idea of the condition of purity in the drug market.
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