iPharmacy · Livonia, Michigan

Compounding Formulation Catalog

Explore examples of prescription compounds our team may review with patients, caregivers, physicians, and veterinarians. iPharmacy provides patient-specific compounding in Livonia for pediatric, dermatology, hormone, veterinary, and other medication needs.

This is an information catalog of prescription formulation examples, not a store or list of guaranteed products. Compounded medications are prepared only when appropriate for an individual prescription. A valid prescription is required. Each request is reviewed for the prescribed ingredients, strength, dosage form, patient needs, current ingredient availability, pricing, and preparation time.

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Dermatology and prescription hair preparations

Ask about prescribed topical preparations, including creams, ointments, gels, solutions, and scalp formulations. Examples for pharmacist and prescriber review include:

• Minoxidil creams and ointments
• Minoxidil / finasteride topical solution
• Minoxidil / metformin creams or ointments
• Metformin / finasteride cream
• Finasteride / spironolactone / minoxidil cream
• Dutasteride scalp cream
• Sirolimus topical gel
• Hydroquinone / tretinoin / desonide cream
• Betamethasone valerate / salicylic acid / LCD ointment

We review the exact prescription, ingredients, strength, intended site, and base before confirming whether a preparation can be made.

Dermatology and hair compounding information

Prescribed hormone formulations

Examples to discuss with your prescriber and pharmacist include:

• Estradiol / estriol (Bi-Est) cream
• Estradiol cream
• Testosterone cream
• Progesterone capsules
• Custom thyroid capsules, including prescribed T4 or T4 / T3 combinations

Your prescriber determines whether a compounded medication is appropriate. Our pharmacist reviews the requested ingredients, strength, dosage form, and prescription details with the prescriber.

Prescription hormone compounding information

Pediatric liquids and other dosage forms

For a child whose prescribed medication needs a different strength or dosage form, examples to discuss include:

• Omeprazole or lansoprazole oral suspension
• Clonidine oral liquid
• Ursodiol suspension
• Budesonide oral liquid
• Topiramate suspension
• Hydrochlorothiazide suspension
• Atenolol or valsartan oral liquid
• Sodium benzoate or sodium phenylbutyrate oral liquid for specialist-directed prescription inquiries

Flavor, vehicle, ingredient sensitivities, and concentration are reviewed individually. We coordinate with the child’s prescriber; examples here are not treatment recommendations.

Pediatric compounding and discharge coordination

Veterinary compounding

We work with veterinarians on patient-specific prescriptions for animals. Examples of veterinary inquiries include:

• Methimazole oral liquid or topical cream, depending on the veterinary prescription
• Carprofen suspension
• Enrofloxacin oral liquid
• Pimobendan oral liquid
• Potassium bromide solution
• Capsules, oral liquids, and topical preparations when suitable for the prescription

Chicken or beef flavoring may be considered for eligible formulations. Species, route, concentration, ingredients, and flavor suitability must be reviewed. A valid veterinary prescription is required.

Veterinary compounding in Livonia

Gastrointestinal, pelvic and colorectal preparations

Examples from our formulation records include separate omeprazole and ursodiol suspensions, nifedipine ointment, and diltiazem rectal ointment. For a referral, please specify the medication, dosage form and intended route or application site.

Pain, palliative and supportive care

Prescribers can call to discuss these examples from our formulation records.

• Low-dose naltrexone capsules
• Topical creams, including a ketoprofen, gabapentin and lidocaine combination
• Prescription mouth rinses, including a lidocaine, diphenhydramine and antacid combination
• Other capsules, suspensions, creams, ointments, gels, solutions, and suppository inquiries when appropriate

Not every medication can be prepared in every dosage form. Call with the specific prescription so the pharmacist can review the request.

How to start a compounding inquiry

1. Have the medication name, prescribed strength or concentration, dosage form, and quantity available.
2. Call iPharmacy at 734-743-5055. Prescribers may call to discuss a formulation before routing a prescription.
3. We will review the request and confirm feasibility, ingredient availability, pricing, preparation timing, and pickup or delivery options.

iPharmacy
31193 Plymouth Road, Livonia, MI 48150
Phone: 734-743-5055 · Fax: 734-743-5084
Monday–Friday 9 am–7 pm · Saturday 9 am–3 pm · Sunday closed

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