Alternate Dosage Forms • Aseptic Compounding • Cost-Effective Formulating • Creams, Ointments, & Lotions • Dental Preparations • Dermatological Specialties • Discontinued Combinations • Enteric Coating • Flavor Specialization • Gels – Topical, Oral • Geriatric Formulation • Homeopathic Formulations • Hospice Consultation – Pain Formulations, Nausea Formulations • Implants • Individual Dosages • Inhalation Therapy – Individual Vials, Combined Dosages, Multi-Dose Bottles • Injectables • Lip Balms • Medicated Lollipops • Medicated Lozenges • Medicated Popsicles • Nasal Sprays & Solutions • Ophthalmic Specialties • Oral Suspensions • Original Formulations – Now Reformulated • Otic Insufflations • Otic Solutions & Suspensions • Over-the-Counter Formulations • Pediatric Formulations • Physical Therapy Consultation – Phonophoretic Formulations, Sounding Gels, Ionizing Solutions, Iontophoretic Formulations • Podiatric Formulations • Polyineric Substrate Bandages • Preservative-Free Formulations • Rectal Enemas or Suppositories • Sublingual Troches • Sugar-Free Formulations • Suspensions • Throat Sprays • Topical Powders • Topical Sprays • Transdermal Paste • Unit Dose • Urethral Inserts • Vaginal Creams – Tubes with Applicator, Disposable Applicators • Vaginal Suppositories • Veterinary Formulations
Compounding enables dentists and oral surgeons to provide highly personalized treatments in the following areas:
- Analgesics
- Anti-virals
- Antibiotics
- Topical anesthetics
- Sedatives
- Dry socket mixtures
- Root canal paste
- Plaque removal solutions
- Plaque disclosure solutions
- Oral rinses
- Adhesives
- Bleaching gels
- Crown preps
Problem Areas/Disease States
- Bleaching/whitening agents
- Chronic non-microbial mucositis
- Xerostomia
- Fluoride treatments
- Aphthous ulcers/canker sores/oral lesions
- Stomatodynia
- TMJD
- Angular chelitis/herpes labials
- Fungus, viral, candida
Pre- and Post-Procedural Anxiety Syndromes
- Gum disease (Gingivitis)
- Dosage forms
- Troches/sublinguals
- Capsules
- Lollipops
- Gels, oral, topical
- Mucosal bandages (polyoxyl)
- Mouthwashes and rinses
- Dental ointments and pastes
- Chapstick/lipstick, lip balms
- Oral and topical sprays
- Powder puffer
- Popsicles
- Injectables
- Tablet Triturates
Compounding enables dermatologists to provide highly personalized treatments in the following areas:
- Acne formulations
- Psoriasis
- Eczema
- Sunburn
- Baldness
- Anti-fungals
- Wrinkle creams
- Anti-oxidant aging creams/gels
- Fever blister meds
- Wart meds
- Skin bleaching creams
- Plant irritations
- Viral infections
- Scarring
Compounding is useful for providing unique solutions for pediatric patients, including:
- Analgesics
- Antibiotics/anti-virals
- Diaper rash treatment
- Premature apnea therapy
- Psoriasis/eczema medications
- Resistant head lice treatment
- Stimulant drug trials
- Topical anesthetics
- Pediatric dosing bottle – provides a convenient way to include medication in their drink bottle
- Medicated lollipops and gelatin troches
- Pediatric suppositories
In addressing sports injuries, compounding offers a number of solutions for treating a variety of issues, including:
Blisters
Solution: Flexible Collodion preparations
Fever Blisters
Solution: Lip balms with or without sunblock
Re-hydration
Solution: Sports Drink formulas
Athlete’s Foot
Solution: Topical anti-fungals
Muscle Aches
Solution: Topical gels
Muscle Cramps
Solution: Speed gels, topicals
Wounds
Solution: Polyox bandages, tissue regenerating gels, protective ointments
Calluses
Solution: Creams
Carpal Tunnel
Solution: Transdermal gels
Dry Skin
Solution: Moisturizing creams, lotions
Nail Fungus
Solution: Anti-fungal
Hemorrhoids
Solution: Rectal Rocket suppositories, ointments
Sprains
Solution: Transdermal gels
Trigger Point
Solution: Transdermal gels
Pharmacists and veterinarians work well together in improving and maximizing the therapeutic success and compliance of large & small pets, wildlife, zoo animals and farm animals (while also reducing the overall cost of animal care.)
Current veterinary compounding solutions include:
- Alternate dosage forms
- Sterile injections
- Creams, ointments and lotions
- Ophthalmic preparations
- Discontinued medications
- Flavor specialization
- Sugar-free formulations
- Topical powders
- Transdermals
- Chewable flavored troches
- Otic solutions and non-aqueous suspensions
- Oral suspensions and paste
- Otic Insufflations
- Gels – topical/oral
- Rectal enemas
- Iontophoretic formulations
- Rectal suppositories
- Individualized concentrated doses
- Combination medications
- Medicated biscuits/treats
- Inhalation therapy
Additional veterinary compounding applications include:
- Flavoring dosage forms that make it easy, even fun, to dose an animal:
- – Chocolate/peanut butter suspension for hyper insulin in ferrets
- – Stool softener in beef flavored gelatin balls
- – Good tasting marshmallow, liver, beef, chicken or fish-flavored suspensions
- Custom strength medications for seizures, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, parasitic infections and appetite stimulation
- Low dose, longer acting insulins
- Inhalation therapy with ultrasonic nebulizers to treat kennel cough for dogs
- Antidotes/treatments for accidental animal poisoning
- Vitamins and tonics
- NSAIDS transdermally to avoid GI tract irritation
- Anti-fungal inhalation for birds
- Discontinued, combination, custom formulated products
- Protective medicated coatings for wounds or stitches (coatings which are difficult to lick off)
- Transdermal, anti-inflammation gel for torn ligaments
- Hard-to-find medication for urinary tract incontinence
- Transdermal anti-motion sickness medicine which can be applied to outer ear surface
- Concentrated solutions for birds & reptiles, matching the dose according
- to the animal’s size
- Injections and liquids for metal toxicities
- Combination or fortified ophthalmic formulas
- “Hairball” remedy for cats
- Custom shampoo to treat “rain-rot,” a fungal infection in horses