Compounding is the combination of art and science with current medical knowledge and state-of-the-art technology
Proudly served over 130K+ of patients and counting
Allowing highly specialized professionals to prepare uniquely customized medications to meet the specific needs of each patient. Compounding is how the profession of pharmacy began and was the only way of providing prescription medications before pharmaceutical companies began mass production.
As healthcare professionals
As healthcare professionals and patients realize that the limited number of strengths and dosage forms that are commercially available do not meet the needs of many patients
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Demand for
The demand for professional compounding has increased. It is also becoming evident that many patients often have a better response to a customized dosage form than what is commercially manufactured for the general population.
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• Specific dosage forms with the most appropriate dose of medication for each individual.
• Dosage forms that are not commercially available, such as suppositories, lollipops, transdermal gels or ointments, suspensions, and lozenges.
• Medications without certain excipients such as lactose, sugar, dyes, or alcohol.
• Combinations of various medications into a single dosage form for easier administration or application, potentially reduced side effects, and improved compliance.
• Medications that are not commercially available.
• Different flavours to help with palatability and compliance
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Compounding professionals
regularly prepare:
Pain management is essential because even when the underlying disease process is stable, uncontrolled pain prevents patients from working productively, enjoying recreation, or taking pleasure in their usual roles in the family and society.
Vets and pets benefit from working closely with a trusted compounding veterinary pharmacy. Our professionals can tailor a doses flavour and size to appeal to a myriad of animal species
A patient consults with a healthcare provider who determines that a commercially available medication may not be suitable for the patient's needs. The provider writes a prescription for a compounded medication.
The compounding pharmacist reviews the prescription and prepares the medication according to the provider's specifications. This may involve mixing, combining, or altering the ingredients to create the desired formulation.
The pharmacist selects pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, which may include active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and other components such as flavorings, colors, or preservatives.
Depending on the medication, the pharmacist may use various compounding techniques, such as mixing, grinding, heating, or adjusting the dosage form (e.g., turning a pill into a liquid).
Throughout the compounding process, the pharmacist ensures the quality, purity, and accuracy of the compounded medication. This includes verifying the correct measurement of ingredients and checking for any potential contaminants.
Once the medication is compounded, it is packaged and labeled with relevant information, including the patient's name, the prescribing healthcare provider, dosage instructions, and expiration date.
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"I've been relying on the compounding lab for my specialized medication needs for years, and they have never let me down. The pharmacists are knowledgeable, and the service is always top-notch."
"The compounding lab's ability to tailor medications to my specific requirements has been life-changing. I no longer have to worry about finding the right dosage or form – they take care of everything!"
"Thanks to the compounding lab, I can finally get the medication I need in a form that works for me. The quality of their compounds is exceptional, and I wouldn't trust anyone else with my prescriptions."
The Compounding Lab is presented by Weston Jane Pharmacy