Our Pharmacy Compounding department offers customized medication for each individual’s specific needs.  Compounding involves mixing medication and preparing a specially made formula.  We make our compounds in our pharmacy laboratory right here inside our store.

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Who Can Utilize Our Service

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Our compounding service is available to ALL of Pennsylvania.  We ship to you if needed at a flat rate of $5 or, if you are within Lawrence County you are eligible for delivery ($4 standard delivery fee applies).

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Are you experiencing pain?  Are you tired of side effects from oral medication?   We can help!

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What We Specialize In

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We specialize in topical pain formulations, hormone imbalance, Low Dose Naltrexone, even veterinary compounds for your pet.

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Topical pain formulations target the specific site of pain without systemic side effects.  Some of the conditions involving topical pain that we treat are diabetic neuropathy, arthritic pain, muscle spasms, neuropathic pain, and migraines just to name a few.  Learn more about topical pain formulations here.

We utilize Saliva Testing to determine hormone imbalance. This provides a comprehensive review of your lab results which we forward to your doctor to determine whether you are a candidate for hormone therapy.

Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has many uses  including, but not limited to autoimmune diseases such as arthritis and lupus, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, etc.  Learn more about LDN  by watching the brief video below and you can also view and/or download a detailed brochure here.

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Veterinary Compounding

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Compounding is an option for your pet, too! 

Veterinary compounding involves adding flavoring to

help ease the medication taking  process, like triple fish

and roasted chicken which are sure to please

your furry friend!

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Benefits 

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Compounding medicine allows you to choose from the different types or forms available which allows us to accommodate your individual needs and preferences.  For example,  compounded medication can be in the form of a cream, lozenge, capsule, suppository, liquid, etc.  Pharmacy compounding offers you medications that are not available in traditional pharmacies or commercially.

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How to Get Started

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Our compounding pharmacists complete a comprehensive review with you to identify the best approach for your specific needs.  We then reach out to your physician to recommend a formula tailored specifically for you.  Once your physician approves your recommended prescription formula, our pharmacist will then conduct a full consultation, including proper use of your new medicine and expectations.

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Compounding Department Hours

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We are available Monday - Friday between 9 am - 4 pm.

 

Contact us today for your comprehensive review!  If you prefer we reach out to you,  please provide your contact information below and we will be in touch.