Common reasons patients use compounding:

Change dosage forms from pills to liquids, creams, gels, or other delivery methods

Change dosage forms from pills to liquids, creams, gels, or other delivery methods

Remove allergens, dyes, gluten, lactose, or other ingredients that cause reactions

Remove allergens, dyes, gluten, lactose, or other ingredients that cause reactions

Create precise strengths or combine multiple medications into one formulation

Create precise strengths or combine multiple medications into one formulation

Add flavoring or adjust texture to improve ease of use – especially for children and pets

Add flavoring or adjust texture to improve ease of use – especially for children and pets

How to Get Started

Step 1: Contact us (phone/Text) with your prescription request.

Step 2: We'll confirm details and coordinate with you and your prescriber. After we receive your new prescription, please allow up to 4 business days to make your compound.

Step 3: Pickup/drive-thru or direct shipping

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When Your Medication Is Unavailable

We can help with drug shortages and backorders

When medications are on backorder or unavailable, compounding may offer an alternative. We work directly with your prescriber to create customized formulations that match your needs – helping you stay on track with your treatment plan even during shortages.

Contact us to discuss options for your specific medication.

Compounding FAQs

What Is a Compounding Pharmacy?

A compounding pharmacy creates customized medications tailored to individual patient needs. When commercial prescriptions don't fit – due to allergies, dosage requirements, or delivery preferences – we compound personalized solutions.

Fort Worth Pharmacy specializes in custom formulations, unique dosage forms, and flavoring options to help you get the most from your treatment.

What Types of Medicines Can Be Compounded?

Fort Worth Pharmacy specializes in non-sterile compounding for oral and topical medications. We compound solutions for hormone therapy, pain management, dermatology, pediatrics, veterinary care, and more.

We do not compound sterile preparations (eye drops, injectables, IV solutions). Your provider can prescribe compounded medications if they determine customization would benefit your treatment.

What Options Can Medicine Be Made Into?

We can compound medications in multiple delivery forms, including:

  • Gels, creams, and ointments
  • Oral solutions and suspensions
  • Capsules and tablets
  • Lollipops and lozenges
  • Suppositories
  • Sprays
  • Powders
  • Balms
  • Flavored treats for pets (veterinary prescriptions)

Is a Compounded Prescription Safe?

Yes. The FDA recognizes compounding as a vital healthcare service for patients who need customized medications. All compounded prescriptions are prepared by licensed pharmacists following your provider's order, state pharmacy regulations, and strict quality standards.

Fort Worth Pharmacy is one of the few accredited compounding pharmacies in the DFW area. If you have questions about a specific formulation, our team is here to help.

Does Insurance Cover Compounded Prescription?

Coverage varies by insurance plan. While many plans don't cover compounding, some offer partial reimbursement. We provide documentation for you to submit to your insurance if your plan offers reimbursement options. Contact your insurance provider to verify your benefits before filling your prescription.

What's the difference between a compounding pharmacy and a traditional pharmacy?

Traditional pharmacies dispense commercial medications made by manufacturers. Compounding pharmacies create medications from raw ingredients, allowing complete customization of strength, dosage form, and ingredients.

While both require pharmaceutical degrees, compounding pharmacists undergo specialized training to formulate medications in various forms like liquids, creams, capsules, gels, troches, and more all based on your specific needs.

How do I get started with a compounded prescription?

You'll need a prescription from your healthcare provider. Once we receive it, our pharmacists will contact you to discuss your preferences—delivery method, flavoring options, and any ingredient sensitivities. We typically have your custom medication ready within 4 business days. Call us at 817-361-9960 with questions.

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