
Palms Pharmacy’s compounding services are rendered by skilled and proficient pharmacists. With compounding, patients will be able to have medications that are suited to their specific needs and preferences. This enables them to make the most out of their prescription medications and, ultimately, improve the overall quality of their health.
We are a compounding pharmacy in Florida that offers the latest and best technology for applicators, making tubs or tubes unnecessary. Our applicators deliver accurate doses with no mess.
Women’s Health
Bioidenticals
- Immediate or Extended Release Capsules, Creams, Ointments, or Suppositories
Bacterial Vaginosis
Metronidazole/Nystatin Cream
- Boric Acid Vaginal Suppositories
Endometriosis
- Progesterone Vaginal Suppositories
Pain Management
Inflammation
Ibuprofen Gel
Diclofenac Gel
- Ketoprofen/Cyclobenzaprine Gel
Neuropathic Pain
Gabapentin/Baclofen Gel
- Baclofen/Lidocaine/Ketoprofen Gel
Shingles
- Lidocaine/Acyclovir Cream
The Advantages of Customized Drug Formulations
Personalized medication offers solutions when standard options aren’t ideal. This service provides flexibility for patients with unique needs.
- Improves absorption and reduces side effects through custom formulations
- Helps patients who can’t tolerate pills by offering liquids, creams, or solutions
- Allows for dosage adjustments based on individual health conditions
- Removes non-essential ingredients that may cause allergic reactions
- Supports better treatment outcomes for patients with special medical requirements
Solving Treatment Gaps Through Compounding
When commercial options fall short, compounding steps in. This approach makes treatments more accessible and manageable for specific populations.
- Provides access to medications no longer available commercially
- Offers alternative formats when standard treatments cause problems
- Helps pediatric, geriatric, and veterinary patients with customized flavors or sizes
- Delivers medication using applicators that are clean and easy to use
- Simplifies prescription management for those with unique health needs
Focused on Accuracy and Patient Comfort
Precision and care define every compounded prescription at Palms Pharmacy. Our commitment to quality ensures a safe and effective experience.
- Licensed pharmacists follow strict protocols to ensure safety and accuracy
- High-grade applicator systems reduce mess and ensure proper dosing
- Outdated tools are replaced with clean, hygienic delivery methods
- Every compound is prepared to maintain quality and effectiveness
- Our team focuses on comfort, trust, and reliable service in every prescription
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
This section answers common questions about compounding services to help patients better understand what it involves and how it may help specific health needs.
What types of medications can be compounded?
Medications for pain management, hormone therapy, dermatology, and pediatrics are commonly compounded. These may come in creams, gels, liquids, or suppositories, depending on patient requirements.
Who needs compounded medications?
Patients with allergies, swallowing difficulties, or unique dosage needs often benefit from compounded medications. This includes children, seniors, and those with chronic conditions.
Are compounded medications safe?
When prepared by licensed pharmacists using quality ingredients and proper equipment, compounded medications are safe and reliable. Strict guidelines help ensure the accuracy and sterility of each preparation.
Is a prescription needed for compounding?
Yes, a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider is required before any medication can be compounded. This ensures the formulation matches specific patient needs.
Can flavoring be added to compounded medications?
Yes, flavoring can be added to improve the taste of liquid medications, especially for children or individuals with aversions to certain flavors. This can make it easier to take medications consistently.
How are compounded medications different from standard ones?
Standard medications are mass-produced, while compounded medications are made for individual patients based on specific instructions. This allows for adjustments in strength, form, and ingredients.
Is insurance coverage available for compounded medications?
Insurance coverage varies by provider and policy. Some compounded medications may be covered, while others may not. It’s best to check directly with the insurance company for clarification.