Compounding Pharmacy Services: Personalized Medications for Individual Patient Needs

Not all medications are one-size-fits-all. A compounding pharmacy prepares personalized medications based on a prescriber’s order when commercially available products are not the best fit.

At Dr. Aziz Pharmacy, we provide both sterile and non-sterile compounding in accordance with USP <797> and <800> standards, supporting patients and prescribers throughout Indianapolis and Indiana.

This page provides an overview of our compounding services and links to detailed resources for specific treatment areas.

👉 If you are new to compounding, start with our guide:

What Is a Compounding Pharmacy?

What Is Compounding Pharmacy?

Compounding pharmacy is the practice of preparing customized medications tailored to an individual patient’s needs.

This may include:

• Adjusting medication strength
• Changing dosage forms
• Removing certain inactive ingredients
• Combining medications when appropriate

Learn more:👉 What Is a Compounding Pharmacy?

Our Compounding Services

Hormone Therapy Compounding

Customized hormone medications prepared based on prescriber-directed treatment plans.

👉 Learn more: Compounding for Hormone Therapy: What Patients Should Know

Pediatric Compounding

Child-friendly medications with customized strengths and dosage forms to improve safety and adherence.

👉 Learn more: Pediatric Compounding: When Standard Medications Don’t Work

Veterinary Compounding

Customized medications prepared for pets and animals based on veterinary prescriptions.

👉 Learn more: Veterinary Compounding: How Customized Medications Help Pets

Dermatology Compounding

Personalized treatments for skin conditions when standard medications are not the best fit.

👉 Learn more: Dermatology Compounding: When Customized Skin Treatments May Help

Pain Management Compounding

Customized medications designed to support individualized pain management plans.

👉 Learn more: Pain Management Compounding: When Customized Medications May Help

Allergen-Free & Dye-Free Compounding

Medications prepared without certain inactive ingredients for patients with sensitivities.

👉 Learn more: Allergen-Free and Dye-Free Compounding: When Customized Medications May Help

Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN)

Customized low-dose naltrexone preparations based on prescriber direction.

👉 Learn more: What Is Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN)?

Sterile Compounding (USP <797> & <800>)

Sterile medication preparation for infusion, injectable, and specialty therapies.

👉 Learn more: Sterile Compounding Explained: USP <797> and <800> Standards

Sterile vs Non-Sterile Compounding

Compounding services include both sterile and non-sterile preparation:

Non-Sterile Compounding

• Creams
• Capsules
• Oral liquids

Sterile Compounding

• Injectable medications
• Infusion therapies
• Ophthalmic preparations

Sterile compounding requires specialized facilities and strict adherence to USP standards.

Why Choose a Compounding Pharmacy?

Patients and prescribers may consider compounding when:

• Standard medications are not available
• Dose adjustments are needed
• Allergies or sensitivities are present
• Alternative dosage forms improve adherence
• Individualized treatment plans are required

Compounding supports personalized care when standard options are not the best fit.

Our Approach at Dr. Aziz Pharmacy

At Dr. Aziz Pharmacy, we:

• Follow USP <797> and <800> standards
• Work closely with prescribers
• Prepare medications based on individualized needs
• Maintain strict regulatory compliance
• Support both patients and healthcare providers

We serve patients and prescribers throughout Indianapolis and Indiana.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a compounding pharmacy?

A compounding pharmacy prepares customized medications based on a prescriber’s order when standard products are not appropriate.

Is compounding regulated?

Yes. Compounding pharmacies are regulated by the State Board of Pharmacy and may be inspected by the FDA. They follow USP standards.

Do I need a prescription for compounded medications?

Yes. Compounded medications require a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider.

What is sterile compounding?

Sterile compounding involves preparing medications in a controlled environment to prevent contamination when sterility is required.

Can medications be made without dyes or allergens?

In many cases, medications can be compounded without certain inactive ingredients, depending on the prescription.

If you have questions about whether a compounded medication may be appropriate, speak with your prescriber or contact Dr. Aziz Pharmacy to learn more.

*These statements are culmination of the knowledge and experience of the team at Dr. Aziz Pharmacy. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare provider with questions concerning any medical condition or treatment. Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or efficacy. This article was generated with assistance from ChatGPT. All AI-generated content is reviewed by our clinical team for accuracy. This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.