Your Guide to Personalized Medication

Every person’s health journey is different. Yet most medications are made in standard doses and forms that may not suit everyone. That’s where compounding comes in.

At Jad Family Pharmacy, compounding enables our pharmacists to create customized medications tailored to your specific needs. Whether you need a smaller dose, a different flavor, or a formula that avoids certain ingredients, compounding helps make your treatment plan more comfortable and effective.

What Is Compounding?

Compounding is the process of preparing personalized medications. Instead of filling a pre-made product from a manufacturer, our pharmacists carefully combine individual ingredients to create a medicine that matches your prescription.

Think of it like tailoring a recipe. The same way a cook adjusts ingredients to meet someone’s taste or dietary needs, we adjust your medication to fit your body and health goals.

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How Does Compounding Work?

When your provider prescribes a compounded medication, our pharmacy team follows their directions to prepare it with exact precision.

We can:
  • Adjust dosages to match your treatment plan
  • Create different forms, such as creams, troches, or dissolving films
  • Make flavor changes that make medicine easier to take
  • Remove ingredients that could cause allergies or discomfort

Each prescription is prepared in a controlled environment, utilizing high-quality ingredients and adhering to strict safety standards to ensure consistency and care.

Ready to see how compounded medication could work for you?

Talk with our pharmacists or explore common compounded options for patients like you.

When Is Compounding Right for You?

You may benefit from compounding if you:

  • Have allergies or sensitivities to dyes, lactose, or preservatives
  • Need a medication strength or form that isn’t commercially available
  • Prefer a different delivery method, like a cream, liquid, or dissolving film
  • Are managing hormone therapy, dermatologic treatments, or chronic pain
  • Need continued access to a medication that’s been discontinued

Why Choose Compounded Medicine?

Compounded medicine can make a real difference if standard prescriptions are not working well for you.

Allergy-Friendly Formulas

We can create medications without dyes, gluten, lactose, or preservatives that cause irritation or sensitivity.

Custom Strengths and Dosages

If your body requires a dose that is not commercially available, compounding allows us to tailor your medication for optimal results.

Easier-to-Take Forms

For patients who have difficulty swallowing pills, we can prepare your medication as a liquid, cream, or dissolving film for easier administration.

Access to Discontinued Medications

If a manufacturer stops producing your medication, compounding allows us to recreate it using the same active ingredients.

Better Comfort and Consistency

When your medicine feels right and fits your life, it is easier to stay consistent with your treatment plan and achieve better results.

Your Partner in Personalized Care

Your medication should fit your life, not the other way around. At Jad Family Pharmacy, we take the time to understand your needs and create medications that work best for you.

Our goal is simple: to make pharmacy care the easiest and most personal part of your health plan.

Learn more about our custom options on the Compounding Hub or Contact Us to speak with a pharmacist who can answer your questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes compounded medicine different from regular prescriptions?
Regular medications are mass-produced in standard forms. Compounded medicine is prepared by a pharmacist based on your provider’s specific directions and your personal needs.
Is compounded medicine safe?
Yes. Compounding is performed by licensed pharmacists using quality ingredients and strict preparation standards to ensure safety and accuracy.
Do I need a prescription for a compounded medication?
Yes. Your provider must prescribe a compounded medication, including the ingredients and dosage form that best support your treatment plan.
Does insurance cover compounded medicine?

Insurance does not cover compounded medicine.

How long does it take to prepare?

Because each compounded medication is made to order, it may take 24-48 hours to prepare. We’ll let you know when it’s ready and can deliver it right to your door.