Compounding pharmacy in Palmdale
Not every body fits a factory dose.
We prepare custom medications in our own compounding lab, to your prescriber's order, in the strength, form and flavor that fit you.
- For
- One patient. You.
- Strength
- Exactly as prescribed
- Form
- Cream, liquid, capsule
- Flavor
- Your pick
- Made
- In house, Palmdale
What compounding means
Compounding is how a pharmacist prepares a medication to a prescriber's order, made for one patient. When a standard product comes in the wrong strength, the wrong form, or a taste your child will not swallow, a factory made that decision. Compounding puts it back in your hands.
Four ways we make it fit.
Kids, flavored medicine.
If your child fights every dose, ask us. We can flavor many liquid medications so taking them stops being a battle.
Hormone therapy.
Bioidentical hormone therapy prepared to the dose and form your prescriber orders, not a one size fits all strength.
Pain creams.
Topical pain relief prepared for the area that hurts, for patients who would rather not rely on pills alone.
Skin.
Custom dermatology formulas prescribed for your skin, not the average skin on the label.
Trouble swallowing pills, or need a strength that is hard to find? Ask us. If it can be compounded, we will tell you.
Weight and metabolic program
Weight and metabolic support. A body scan, consults, injection training, coaching and monitoring.
Learn more about the Styku Body ScannerBuild your label
What is not working right now?
Tap the one that sounds like you.
The label on the right fills in as you choose.
- For
- ______
- Strength
- ______
- Form
- ______
- Flavor
- ______
Illustration. Your prescriber and pharmacist decide what is right for you.
How it works
Three steps. We do the legwork.
- 1
Tell us what is not working.
- 2
We work with your prescriber on the order.
We can contact them for you.
- 3
We prepare it in house.
Pick it up or get free delivery.
Why CarePoint for compounding
Dr. Midhasso Foge, PharmD, APh, BCACP. Clinical pharmacist and diabetes management expert with over a decade of clinical practice.
- Free delivery.
- Bilingual team.
- A pharmacist who knows your name.
Questions
Straight answers.
Ask if your medication can be compounded.
A pharmacist calls you back. No commitment.
Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients on a valid prescription and are not FDA approved. Availability depends on your prescription and our pharmacists' review.