The furniture and systems used in a pharmacy college laboratory vary depending on the specific needs and requirements of the laboratory. However, some common types of laboratory furniture and systems used in pharmacy college laboratories include:

1. Workstations: Workstations in a pharmacy laboratory typically include a countertop, cabinet, and storage space for laboratory equipment and supplies.

2. Fume hoods: Fume hoods are used to protect students and laboratory personnel from exposure to toxic or hazardous fumes that may be generated during the preparation or dispensing of medications.

3. Balance scales: Balance scales are used to accurately measure the weight of powders and liquids used in compounding and dispensing medications.

4. Mortar and pestle: A mortar and pestle is used to grind and mix solid substances into a fine powder.

5. Dispensing pumps: Dispensing pumps are used to accurately measure and dispense liquids.

6. Centrifuges: Centrifuges are used to separate liquids and solid substances by spinning the mixture at high speeds.

7. Refrigerators: Refrigerators are used to store medications that require storage at low temperatures.

8. Controlled-environment cabinets: Controlled-environment cabinets are used to store medications that require protection from light and temperature changes.

9. Computer systems: Computer systems are used to store patient information and to access online resources, such as drug databases.

These are just a few examples of the furniture and systems used in a pharmacy college laboratory. The specific equipment used in a laboratory will depend on the laboratory’s specific needs and the type of research being conducted.