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Frequently Asked Questions

These FAQs aim to provide comprehensive information about compounding pharmacy services, addressing common concerns and practical considerations.

What types of medications can be compounded?

Compounded medications can include creams, gels, capsules, oral liquids, suppositories, injections, sprays, drops, and more.
Your doctor or healthcare provider will determine if a compounded medication is necessary based on your specific medical needs. Our team regularly collaborates with providers and patients to customize medications.
Most prescriptions can be compounded, but there are some limitations based on the active ingredients and dosage forms.
Coverage varies by insurance plan. It’s best to check with your insurance provider to see if compounded medications are covered.
You need a prescription from your healthcare provider specifying the compounded medication and its formulation. The LRockRx team is happy to talk to your provider and provide guidance about how to write a compounded prescription.
Yes, flavors can be added to make medications more palatable for children and pets.
Preparation time can vary from a few hours to several days, depending on the complexity of the medication. LRockRx prides itself on having an expansive facility to rapidly turn around prescriptions.
Yes, we can create formulations that exclude allergens or ingredients you are sensitive to, including preservatives, gluten, lactose, etc.
Yes, we offer veterinary compounding services for pets, including medications in easy-to-administer forms and flavors. Dosing and dosage forms can be adjusted based on species and weight.
Some compounded medications may require refrigeration or other specific storage conditions. Instructions will be provided with your medication.
Contact your healthcare provider and our pharmacy immediately if you experience any adverse reactions.
Benefits include personalized medications tailored to your specific needs, dosage forms not commercially available, and the ability to avoid allergens or unwanted ingredients.
Yes, we can often compound medications that are discontinued or in short supply as long as it has not been removed from the market due to safety concerns.
We follow strict quality control and sterility protocols, including using high-quality ingredients and performing rigorous testing.
The individual components of compounded medications are FDA-approved, but the compounded formulation itself is not. Compounding is regulated by state boards of pharmacy and the FDA.
Yes, they can. Always inform your healthcare provider and our pharmacy about all medications and supplements you are taking.
Follow the instructions provided by your healthcare provider. If unsure, contact our pharmacy for guidance.
Yes, we offer consultation services to discuss your specific needs and how compounding can help.
Costs vary depending on the complexity of the formulation and the ingredients used.
Yes, we offer shipping services to ensure you receive your medications promptly and safely.
Follow the disposal instructions provided with your medication, or contact our pharmacy for guidance on safe disposal.
Do not use the medication and contact our pharmacy immediately for further instructions.
Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or efficacy. A prescription from a licensed practitioner is required for compounded medications.

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