Pharmacy compounding involves customizing medications to meet the needs of individual patients. Although compounding may seem like a new idea, it’s actually how all prescriptions were made prior to the 1950s. When the manufacturing of mass quantities of medication became available, compounding slowly declined, and “one-size-fits-all” medications became the standard.

WE MEET INDIVIDUAL NEEDS

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WE MAKE MEDICATION ALLERGY-FRIENDLY

Some patients may need a particular medication but are allergic to one or two of its ingredients. For example, many people are allergic to lactose, dyes, gluten, or preservatives. Compound pharmacists can often eliminate or find suitable replacements for these ingredients, allowing patients to benefit from the medication without difficulty.

WE MAKE DISCOUNTED MEDICATIONS AVAILABLE

Another advantage of compounding is the ability to produce medications that are no longer mass-produced. Large pharmaceutical companies often discontinue making medications that aren’t profitable for them to produce.

WE MAKE MEDICATIONS EASIER TO USE

Our medications can be administered in various innovative forms such as troches (gummies), lollipops, creams, gels, sprays, tablets, or capsules. These options provide flexibility and increase the chances of adhering to the full medication regimen. At Fusion Pharmacy, our compound pharmacists specialize in customizing prescriptions to ensure the medication is delivered in the most effective and user-friendly form for each patient.