What measures are in place to ensure quality?

We emphasize quality assurance. Our team is trained and certified by a compounding pharmacist, and every prescription passes through three checkpoints. Additionally, we send samples to independent labs to confirm the medication's potency. As members of PCCA, we comply with guidelines set by a nationally recognized group of scientists.

What is the typical timeframe for receiving a compound prescription?

Compounding is a specialized practice that usually requires more time than standard prescriptions. The preparation process can differ for each prescription. Our staff will guide you on how to collect your compounded medication and inform you when it will be ready.

In what ways does compounding differ from pharmaceutical manufacturing?

We take quality assurance very seriously. Our team is trained and certified by a compounding pharmacist, and each prescription goes through three checkpoints. We also send samples to independent laboratories to verify the medication's potency. As PCCA members, we adhere to guidelines established by a nationally recognized group of scientists.

What steps should I follow to obtain a compounded medication?

Feel free to contact us for a consultation to determine if compounding is right for you. We will collaborate directly with your physician to identify the best health solution.

What are the reasons I might require a compounded medication?

There are several reasons why compounded medications may be more suitable than traditional pharmaceuticals, including: – When the needed strength, form, or ingredient isn’t available commercially It could be a safer alternative to some commercial options If you have sensitivities or allergies to specific ingredients If you are going through menopause or have a hormone imbalance.

Do you have more questions regarding compounding?

Do you have additional questions? Call us at 210-985-0312.