PERSONALIZED PRESCRIPTION CARE
Customized Medications. Personalized Solutions.
When an FDA-approved medication does not meet your medical needs, our pharmacist can work with your prescriber to explore a compounded option.
What is compounding?
A compounded prescription is a custom medication prepared by a pharmacist to meet an individual patient’s medical needs.
Personal care for patients—and pets
For Patients
Discuss your individual prescription needs with our pharmacist.
Patient InformationFor Veterinary Patients
Our pharmacist works with your veterinarian to discuss appropriate prescription options.
Pet MedicationGetting started is simple
1
Talk with us
Share your needs and ask any questions.
2
Coordinate with your prescriber
Your prescriber sends us your prescription.
3
Confirm prescription details
We’ll review the details with you, including price and expected timing, before we prepare your medication.
Your compounding questions, answered
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. A valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider is required for compounded prescription medications. Our pharmacist can work with your prescriber to develop a customized medication when a commercially available option does not meet your individual medical needs.
What forms can be prepared?
Compounded medications may be prepared in various forms, including capsules, oral liquids, topical creams, gels, and other specialized formulations. Available options depend on the medication, prescription requirements, and suitability of the formulation. Our pharmacist can discuss appropriate alternatives with your healthcare provider.
How long will preparation take?
Preparation times vary depending on the medication, formulation complexity, and ingredient availability. Some prescriptions may require additional preparation time or special ordering of ingredients. Our pharmacy will provide an estimated completion time when reviewing your prescription and notify you when your medication is ready.
What will my prescription cost?
The cost of a compounded prescription depends on the ingredients, dosage, formulation, and preparation requirements. Because compounded medications are customized, pricing may vary. Our pharmacy will review your prescription and provide pricing information before preparation. Insurance coverage varies by plan, and many compounded medications may not be covered.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. However, they are prepared by licensed pharmacists in accordance with applicable federal and state regulations. Compounding provides an option for patients whose medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved, commercially available medication.
Let’s talk about your prescription needs.
Our pharmacist is here to answer your questions and discuss your options.
8 Reading Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822