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Transdermal medication delivery systems can be executed through a variety of methods including gels, creams, suppositories and buccal troches.
 
 

Water and alcohol based gels, which can easily penetrate the skin surface, can be administered in unit dosages and can even be covered with a adhesive patch if desired. 
 

Creams and ointments provide many paths for suspended medications. Having pain management compounded in the form of a cream or ointment can provide direct relief for a patient without many of the unwanted side effects of an oral dosage. 
 
 

Lozenges and lollipops help with pediatric dosages. They can be placed between tongue and cheek where it then can deliver the active medical ingredient with a pleasant taste. The lozenge (cough drop) is directly absorbed through the oral mucosa, or side wall of the cheek.

Suppositories, or otherwise known as the comical nick name "rectal rockets", are actually popular dosage forms for patients who need to treat internal and external conditions. Many times multiple medications can be compounded into one dosage to decrease the number of medications needed. 

Encapsulation medication through fill capsules provide traditional delivery, however, color coded pill capsules may aid the patient with multiple, "look-alike" medications. 

Montana Compounding Pharmacy can also provide sugar-free medication for diabetic patients, dye-free for allergic patients, and alcohol and preservative free medications for sensitive patients. 

We have the ability to compound endless variations of formulas which meet the needs of both physician and patient. Here is a partial summary of our compounded dosage forms:
 
 

Alternative Suspension Forms

Aseptic Compounding 

Cost Effective Formulations 

Commercially unavailable

Creams, Ointments, & Lotions 

Dental Preparations 

Dermatological Compounds 

Disposable applicators 

Enteric Coating 

Geriatric Formulations 

Homeopathic Formulations 

Hospice 

Pain Formulations 

Nausea Formulations 

Implants 

Individual Dosages 

Inhalation Therapy 

Individual Vials 

Combined Dosages 

Multi dose Bottles 

Injectables 

Iontophoretic Formulations 

Lip Balms 

Medicated Lollipops 

Medicated Lozenges 

Medicated Popsicles 

Nasal Sprays & Solutions 

Ophthalmic Specialities 

Oral Suspensions 

Original Formulations, Now Reformulated 

Otic Insufflations 

Otic Solutions & Suspensions 

Over the Counter Formulations 

Pediatric Formulations 

Phonophoretic Formulations 

Podiatric Formulas 

Polymeric Substrate Bandages 

Preservative-Free Formulations & Injectables Ionizing Solutions 

Rectal Enemas 

Rectal Suppositories 

Sublingual Troches 

Suspensions 

Throat Sprays 

Topical Powders 

Topical Sprays 

Tubes with applicator

Transdermal Paste 

Unit Dose 

Urethral Creams 

Ultra sound gels

Vaginal Creams 

Vaginal Suppositories 

Veterinary Formulations 

Medicated Biscuits and/or Treats

In order for us to compound a medication for you it is very important that we receive a valid prescription, in writing or by phone, from your physician or medical practitioner


 
 

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Tim Calcagno, RPH




 

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