Compounding begins with an individual prescription
A compounded medicine is prepared for a specific patient according to a prescription. The prescribed strength, ingredients, dosage form and clinical purpose all need to be clear before the pharmacy can assess the request.
We confirm the formulation first
Ingredient access, stability information, equipment and safety requirements determine whether a compound can be prepared. We review these details before confirming timing or cost.
Allow time for review and preparation
Compounded prescriptions may require ingredient sourcing, formulation review and preparation time. Cost and insurance coverage vary, so timing and an estimate can only be confirmed after the prescription is reviewed.