Healthcare Professionals


Why should I offer my patients compounded prescriptions?

It gives your patients medication tailored to their needs, giving them extra satisfaction and shows that you care about them.


Patients with unique or unusual medication needs

Physicians may prescribe an individually compounded medication for a patient with an unusual health need. This allows the physician to tailor a prescription to each individual. Compounding preparations are especially prevalent for:
  • Patients requiring limited dosage strengths, based on height, weight and age.
  • Patients requiring a different formulation, such as turning a pill into a liquid or transdermal gel for people who can't swallow pills due to disability
  • Patients requiring an allergen-free medication, such as one without gluten or colored dyes
  • Patients who absorb or excrete medications abnormally
  • Patients who need drugs that have been discontinued by pharmaceutical manufacturers because of low profitability
  • Patients facing a supply shortage of their normal drug
  • Children who want flavored additives in liquid drugs, usually so that the medication tastes like candy or fruit
  • Many types of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy


To write a prescription for a compounded medicine:

You must include the generic names of active ingredients and the strength/dose of each (i.e. mg or %). Also, you must indicate dosage form (i.e. suppository, transdermal gel, lollipop, etc.), quantity, and directions for use. 
Our pharmacists will be happy to discuss formulations and answer any questions you may have.
* Please remember the prescription should begin with the phrase
 "Compounded Medication"
- Oral Capsules 

Medications formulated in capsules enable the patient to get the exact dosage needed,     while avoiding unwanted dyes and fillers.

Some of the items we custom compound are:
  • ketoprofen
  • lidocaine
  • ketamine
  • capsaicin
  • gapapentum
  • amitriptyline
  • cyclobenzaprine

We can combine anti-inflammatory, anesthetic or anti-spasmotic items into one cream or gel for topical application for pain relief. We are available for consultation as to your particular needs. 
- Oral Liquids

Preparing medications in a liquid form allows the patient who can’t swallow pills to get the appropriate medicine in a vast range of flavors, such as tutti-frutti or vanilla butternut.

  • Difficulty swallowing
  • Medication not commercially available as liquid
  • Infants, children, geriatrics, hospice
  • Avoid unwanted ingredients
  • Free of alcohols, dyes, preservatives and sugars
  • Increased compliance
  • Much more palatable preparations with choice of multiple sweeteners and flavors
  • Anhydrous formulations
  • May be used if aqueous stability a concern


We can provide hundreds of individual flavors and endless combinations to satisfy human and pet patients.

  • A specially prepared emulsion that penetrates the skin and gets medications into the bloodstream quickly
  • Effective dosage form for the patient who can’t swallow 
  • May be used for systemic or local effects
Drug Classes Used in Transdermals

  • Thyroid medication
  • Antihistamines
  • Anti-infective agents
  • NSAIDs
  • Muscle relaxants
  • Antinausea agents
  • Antiviral agents
  • Anti-inflammatory agents
  • Anesthetics
  • Anti-anxiety agents 
  • Anti-diabetic agents
  • Antidepressant / anti-psychotic agents
  • Anti-hypertensive agents 

-  Local effects
  • Anesthetic
  • Antifungal
  • Antiviral
  • Anti-inflammatory
  • Saliva stimulant
  • Healing agents
  • Oral thrush
Systemic effects
  • Anti-anxiety
  • Antipyretic
  • Analgesic
- Narcotic
- Non-narcotic

Combination effects
  • Smoking deterrent
  • Cold preparations
- Cough suppressant
- Decongestant 
- Antihistamine
- Sore throat
  • Antibiotic
  • Antihistamine

Troches
Putting medicine into suppositories allows the patient who can’t swallow to receive the required drug.
  • Rectal or vaginal use
  • Helpful to patients who have difficulty in swallowing, nausea/vomiting  
  • Injections cause pain, anxiety
  • Rapid local affect
  • Hemorrhoids                                        
  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (Crohn’s disease)
  • Anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, steroid agents
  • Reported absorption route for many drugs
  • Prevents 2/3 of first-pass effect
- Nasal
  • Rapid absorption of drug
  • Pump metered spray bottle delivers accurate dose of drug
- Otic
  • Anhydrous vehicles
- PEG, Sweet Oil, Propylene Glycol, Glycerin
  • Combine multiple medications
- Anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, antifungal, antiviral, steroid, etc.    
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- Topical Sticks and Tubes
Dispensing medication in deodorant stick or chapstick-like containers allows the                   patient to self-administer drugs easily for PRN doses. 

Tubes provide creams, ointments and gels with increased protection from light and               oxidation.

- Medicated Powders
Any combination of an antifungal, antibiotic, antiviral, steroid or an anesthetic with              an oral adhesive could be compounded.

- Compounded Topical Formulations
Creams
Water-in-oil emulsions
Oil-in-water emulsions
Ointments
Anhydrous vehicles:
     PEG, Petrolatum

Many classes of drug used to help in the treatment of Aphthous Ulcers, Chemotherapy-induced Stomatits and Dry Socket Preparations:
  • Antihistamine
  •        Anesthetic
  •        Antiviral
  •        Antifungal 
  •        Anti-inflammatory 
  •        or combinations

Hours
8:30 - 5:30  Mon-Fri
Oral Capsules and Liquids
Transdermal Gels
Medicated Lollipops and Popsicles
Suppositories 
Nasal and Otic Preparations
Soft gelatin-flavored troches, such as those prepared in the 24- and 30-count molds, provide medication in an easy-to-take and pleasant-tasting form.
Topical Creams, Ointments, Gels, and Powders
Oral Mouthwashes and Rinses
Compounding Pharmacy Solutions               
6105 Beverly Hill Street   Suite 201   Houston, TX  77057
(713) 783-2836
Fax:  (713) 782-2644 
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  • IV Antibiotics
  • Chemotherapy
  • Enteral Feeding
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  • IV Gammaglobulin and Blood Products
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