Community pharmacies provide non-sterile compounding pursuant to patient-specific prescriptions in accordance with USP <795>. Licensed pharmacists compound medications based on individual patient prescriptions, creating truly individualized formulations tailored to each patient's specific needs.
This distinction is critical for patient care. When a physician prescribes a compounded medication through a community pharmacy like Nuvexa Pharmaceuticals, the formulation is tailored to that specific patient's needs — the exact dosage, delivery method, and ingredient combination determined by the prescriber.
Key characteristics of community pharmacy compounding include: medications prepared based on valid prescriptions, individualized formulations for specific patients, oversight by state boards of pharmacy, compliance with USP <795> compounding standards, and direct pharmacist-prescriber collaboration.
At Nuvexa Pharmaceuticals, we go beyond minimum compliance. Every batch undergoes independent third-party testing, and Certificates of Analysis are available for every compound we produce.
Nuvexa Clinical Team
PharmD
Clinical pharmacist at Nuvexa Pharmaceuticals specializing in compounded pharmaceutical preparations and quality assurance.