Drug catalog

The preparations our pharmacists compound, and the categories they fall under. Every one is made to a prescriber’s order for an individual patient.

Rows of colored blister packs of tablets and capsules

This is a catalog, not a shop. Nothing here can be bought online. Each preparation is compounded only on a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber, for a named patient, and dispensed in Florida only. Availability changes — ask us before assuming we hold something.

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Men’s health

Testosterone support, erectile dysfunction preparations and related therapies.

Women’s health

Vaginal and topical preparations, and hormone support for women.

Hormone replacement

Bio-identical hormone preparations in creams, troches, capsules, pellets and injections.

Fertility

Preparations prescribed as part of fertility treatment.

Weight management

Preparations prescribed alongside a supervised weight-management plan.

Dermatology

Topical preparations for skin conditions, at strengths and bases chosen for the patient.

Low dose naltrexone (LDN)

Low dose naltrexone, compounded to the prescribed strength.

What compounding means

A compounded medication is prepared by our pharmacists to your prescriber’s specifications. It exists because the manufactured product does not suit you — the wrong strength, a form you cannot swallow, an ingredient you react to, or a product that has been discontinued.

Compounded preparations are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are dispensed. The names listed below describe what a preparation is. They are not claims that it is proven to treat any condition, and nothing on this page is a recommendation to use any particular medicine.

Preparations we compound

Listed alphabetically. Some are controlled substances and carry additional legal requirements. Strengths, bases and dosage forms are set by your prescriber, so the same name can cover several different preparations.

Not sure what you need? Your prescriber decides what to prescribe. If you want to understand what is possible before that conversation, talk to one of our pharmacists — there is no charge and no obligation.

For prescribers

We work directly with prescribers on strength, base, dosage form and stability. If you want a preparation that is not listed here, call the compounding pharmacist and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it. Contact details for each pharmacy.