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Compounding
Making customized pharmaceuticals to address a patient’s unique needs is referred to as compounding. Typically, a compounding pharmacy will make the medication using the specified ingredients after receiving a personalized prescription from a doctor.
We are a particular kind of pharmacy known as compounding pharmacy. If you require a medication that is not readily available on the market, we can produce specialized medications for you. We are governed and quality-controlled.
Why Our Pharmacy?
We take great delight in having invented this new category of compounding specialists. With years of experience under our belts and a top-notch laboratory, we take the time to listen to our patients’ specific needs before developing a drug just for them.
Our process optimizes the effects of your current prescription or aids in the development of personalized medication to generate better results for you, all while working closely with your doctor.
The compounding specialists at our pharmacy can create specific compounds to match patients’ lifestyle requirements in addition to providing tailored doses. For instance, our pharmacy can modify the prescription to liquid, lozenges, creams, or a number of other forms if you have difficulties swallowing large tablets.
The following types of compounds are our areas of expertise:
The following types of compounds are our areas of expertise:
- Pain Management
- Bio-Identical Hormones
- Veterinary Medications
- Pediatric Medications
- Dermatological Medications
- Podiatry Medications
- Palliative Care
- Wound Care
While your compounding pharmacy may have some materials on hand and in stock, others might not be as common or kept on hand by your pharmacist. Because the pharmacist might need to wait for components, compounded medications might take longer to fill than conventional prescriptions.
Nontraditional pharmacies can only compound if the drug is not essentially a copy of one or more approved drugs; an exception is made if the drug is currently in short supply. Traditional pharmacies cannot regularly or excessively compound any drug products that are copies of commercially available drug products.