Apothecary is specifically concerned with ways to prepare herbal formulations such as tinctures, decoctions, infusions, salves, lozenges, compresses, capsules, oils, waxes, vinegar-based herbal solutions, elixirs, vapor bathes, plasters, pills, enemas, vaginal washes and suppositories, herbal teas, flower infusions, glycerin-based tinctures, herbal balls, and many other delivery forms. Apothecary also trains you to use the same equipments used by chemists and alchemists alike.
Apothecarists can work in organic produce farms, whole food stores, apothecary/chemistry shops, natural medicinaries and dispensaries, pharmacies, herbaceutical factories, herb and supplements stores, homemade preserves, making herbal teas and other products, health and wellness centers, and even in cancer centers.