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Our compounding pharmacy adheres to State Board of Pharmacy regulations, just like traditional pharmacies. We use ingredients sourced from FDA-registered and inspected facilities to ensure the highest quality in our compounded medications.
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Compounding Safe & Legal
Our compounding pharmacy adheres to the regulations set by the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy, which enforces standards for compounding just as it does for traditional pharmacies. The ingredients we use come from FDA-registered and inspected facilities.
Precision Specialty Pharmacy follows the US Pharmacopeia’s Chapter 795 & 797 guidelines for non-sterile and sterile compounding, ensuring “good compounding practices” for human and animal formulations.
Our compounding pharmacy adheres to the regulations set by the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy, which enforces standards for compounding just as it does for traditional pharmacies. The ingredients we use come from FDA-registered and inspected facilities.
Precision Specialty Pharmacy follows the US Pharmacopeia’s Chapter 795 & 797 guidelines for non-sterile and sterile compounding, ensuring “good compounding practices” for human and animal formulations.
What Is Prescription or Pharmacy Compounding?
Compounding is the art and science of creating customized medications tailored to a patient’s unique needs. Unlike mass-produced drugs, which may not always suit every individual, compounding allows for adjustments in strength, delivery form, or ingredients to better match a patient’s physiology.
For example, a compounding pharmacist can modify a medication’s dosage, change its form if a patient can’t swallow pills, or remove allergens like lactose. Using raw chemicals and specialized equipment, a compounding pharmacist creates each medication one at a time, following a doctor's specific instructions to meet the patient's unique requirements.
For example, a compounding pharmacist can modify a medication’s dosage, change its form if a patient can’t swallow pills, or remove allergens like lactose. Using raw chemicals and specialized equipment, a compounding pharmacist creates each medication one at a time, following a doctor's specific instructions to meet the patient's unique requirements.
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