Topical / Cream
Triamcinolone Cream Day Supply Calculator
Generic: triamcinolone acetonide · 0.1% · 15 g, 30 g, 80 g tube or 454 g jar
Worked example
Apply a thin layer to the affected area twice daily
- Estimate 1 g per application using fingertip units
- 1 g x 2 applications = 2 g per day
- 30 g divided by 2 g per day = 15 day supply
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Product details
- Brand: Triamcinolone Cream
- Generic: triamcinolone acetonide
- Strength: 0.1%
- Typical package: 15 g, 30 g, 80 g tube or 454 g jar
- Calculator tab: Use the topical section in our tool
Pharmacy tech tips
- A thin layer sig has no stated amount, so estimate grams per application from the treated area using fingertip units.
- One fingertip unit is about 0.5 g and covers roughly two adult palms.
- Document the estimate you used, because as directed topical sigs are a common audit target.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate day supply for triamcinolone cream?
Divide the grams dispensed by the grams used per day. A 30 gram tube applied at one gram twice daily is two grams a day, which is a 15 day supply.
How many grams should I use per application?
Estimate from the treated body area. One fingertip unit is about 0.5 grams, so an arm takes about 1.5 grams and a leg about 3 grams per application.
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