COMPOUNDING

Compound creams are made by combining several ingredients together. It is directly applied to the affected area of the skin.

Compounding capsules allow us the ability to customize a medication more easily compared to tablets by personalizing a dose strength or by including or excluding other ingredients.

Compounded suspensions or oral liquids can provide a formulation that is easier to take for those who have difficulty swallowing tablets/capsules. And can be flavored to make a medication more palatable.​

A compounded ointment is a prepared medication that has a thick oil base meaning they have a higher concentration of oil compared to creams.

Compounded troches are a small, medicated lozenge/tablet that easily dissolves in the mouth. This route of administration makes it easier for medications to enter the body by entering directly into the bloodstream.

Compounded lollipops are a unique dosage form designed to keep medications localized in the mouth. These may be used to help alleviate pain from canker sores, a sore throat, among other uses.

Compounded suppositories are a dosage form which contains medication intended to be inserted rectally or vaginally to deliver the medication directly to that area, or throughout the body.

Compounded oral transmucosal films are thin films applied to the buccal mucosa which provide high, and fast drug permeation and absorption compared to other, similar dosage forms.

Compounded chapsticks are a great way to deliver medication directly to the lips to help alleviate and treat  problems such as cold sores or other ailments localized around the mouth.

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