Dosage Forms

Various Forms of Compounded Medication

Compounded medications are customized to meet the unique needs and preferences of each patient, providing tailored therapeutic solutions. By offering a variety of dosage forms, such as oral, topical, inhalation, and more specialized forms, compounding pharmacies ensure flexibility in treatment and facilitate easier adherence to prescribed therapies. This personalization helps ensure patients receive precisely the treatment they require.

Oral Forms

Liquid Solutions and Suspensions: We customize medications in liquid form to suit patients who find it difficult to swallow pills, adjusting dosages to meet individual requirements.
Flavored Syrups: Tailored for enhanced palatability, our flavored syrups are particularly favored by children, making medication intake more agreeable.
Lozenges or Troches: Designed to dissolve slowly in the mouth, these forms are ideal for treating ailments in the throat and mouth area.
Chewable Tablets: A practical option for children or anyone who prefers not to swallow pills.
Gummies: An enjoyable and easy-to-take alternative to traditional tablets or capsules, suitable for all ages.

Topical Forms

Creams and Ointments: Applied directly to the skin, these forms are essential for localized treatment of dermatological issues, pain management, and hormone therapy.
Gels: Used primarily for hormone replacement and pain relief, gels are designed for efficient absorption through the skin.
Foams: Medications in foam form for dermatological or rectal applications, offering easy absorption and targeted delivery.
Sprays: Compounded medications in spray form for precise dosing, commonly used for hormone therapy, pain management, or oral conditions.
Lotions: Offering a lighter, less greasy feel, lotions are ideal for treating larger skin areas.
Transdermal Patches: Provide sustained medication delivery through the skin into the bloodstream, ensuring controlled release for extended efficacy.

Inhalation Forms

Rectal and Vaginal Forms

Sublingual and Buccal Forms

Sublingual Tablets: Placed under the tongue for rapid absorption through the sublingual mucosa, allowing the medication to enter the bloodstream quickly and bypass the digestive system. Commonly used for hormone therapy, pain relief, and other medications requiring fast systemic effects.
Sublingual Drops: Liquid formulations designed for rapid absorption under the tongue, providing an alternative for patients who may have difficulty with tablets.
Buccal Troches: Positioned between the gum and cheek, allowing medication to be absorbed through the oral mucosa for controlled release.
Rapid-Dissolve Tablets (RDTs): Designed to dissolve quickly on the tongue without water, making them ideal for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills. Unlike sublingual tablets, absorption may occur both in the mouth and through the digestive system, depending on the formulation.

Injectable Forms

Ophthalmic and Otic Forms

Dental Forms

Other Forms

Dosage Forms

Various Forms of Compounded Medication

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