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Common Misconceptions About Pharmacy Compounding

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We are a compounding pharmacy in Clifton, NJ. We provide high-quality compounding services to help make medication more accessible for patients and clients. 

Compounding services is the science of preparing customized medication to meet the unique needs of individual patients. There are many types of compounding, including compounded medication for babies and pets. Here are some common misconceptions about pharmacy compounding that you may not have known about:

  • They Are Inferior to Commercially Available Medication

    Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacists following strict guidelines and quality standards. They have the same quality or efficacy as commercially available medication and are beneficial for patients who cannot use commercially available products due to allergies, sensitivities, or dosage form preferences. 

  • It Is Only for Specialty or Uncommon Medication

    Compounding is not limited to rare or specialty medication. It is a versatile practice that can adjust dosage strength, remove allergens, or remove unwanted ingredients from virtually any type of medication. Its versatility can help improve medication adherence for many patients with unique needs. 

  • It Is Only for Human Medication

    Compounding pharmacies can also prepare customized medications for veterinary use, allowing veterinarians to tailor medication for the unique needs of pets. Compounding is also available for pets at our veterinary pharmacy in New Jersey.

For reliable compounding services, feel free to call our pharmacy, Clifton Pharmacy and Compounding Center, at 973-777-2428. Our services include compounding, medication supply, and veterinary cardiology in New Jersey.

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