Compounding

Topical Creams, Ointments, Gels, Oral liquids, Oral Suspensions, Nasal Sprays, Ear Drops, Sublingual liquids, Troches (lozenges), Vaginal creams, Vaginal suppositories, Rectal creams, Rectal Ointments, Vaginal Suppositories, Capsules, etc.

We are not set up to do sterile products, like injectables and eye drops.

Prescriptions can be sent via fax 419-756-3135, can be called in by the office 419-756-2559 or paper prescriptions may be dropped off.

For routine medications we generally ask for 2-3 weekdays. This allows us to prioritize new prescriptions and medication needed for urgent conditions. Depending on the medication, each can take 1-3 hours to mix, solidify, & package each batch. All medication is made using special equipment that must be calibrated and thoroughly cleaned between each batch. While these steps take extra time, it is imperative to the quality of the medication and the health of our patients.

It is best to check with your insurance company to determine what they will pay for. Generally, the coverage is not the same as traditional prescriptions and each plan is different. We are not able to bill insurance but we can provide you with the documentation needed to submit a claim for reimbursement. Submitting any type of claim does not guarantee reimbursement.

All compounded medication must have a prescription, even if none of the ingredients are prescription medication. Non-compounded over-the-counter medications, supplements, and vitamins do NOT need a prescription.