Compounding is the preparation of a customized medication to solve a problem or meet a specific patients need. Compounding pharmacists work together with prescribers and their patients to decide on the most appropriate therapy for each individual. For example, if a person is unable to take a medication orally, perhaps due to nausea, we can formulate a transdermal gel to be absorbed through the skin or a suppository for rectal use. Some individuals are unable to take a commercial product because it may contain a dye, sugar, alcohol or lactose. We can solve the problem by compounding a medication without the problem-causing additive. If an elderly patient or small child needs a reduced strength of a medication or is unable to swallow a tablet we can compound a pleasantly flavoured liquid that can be easily administered.
We also compound for pets. Compounding requires specialized training, equipment and bulk chemicals that are not available to most pharmacies. Our pharmacists and compounding technicians have received extensive training in modern compounding techniques and regularly attend continuing education seminars. By combining the ageless art of compounding with the latest medical knowledge and state of the art equipment we can offer practical solutions for our patients' medication problems.
We also compound for pets. Compounding requires specialized training, equipment and bulk chemicals that are not available to most pharmacies. Our pharmacists and compounding technicians have received extensive training in modern compounding techniques and regularly attend continuing education seminars. By combining the ageless art of compounding with the latest medical knowledge and state of the art equipment we can offer practical solutions for our patients' medication problems.
We Specialize in: |
Dosage Forms: |
* Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy
* Taste Improvement Formulas for Children * Pain Management * Dental Preparations * Veterinary Medicine * Sports Medicine * Unavailable or Discontinued Medications |
* Transdermal Gels, Creams and Ointments
* Sublingual Dosing *Medicated Lollipops, Troches and Lozenges * Lip Balms *Capsules (slow or immediate release) * Suppositories |