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Pediatric Compounding

Caring for Kids (& their Families)

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Med Time: A Chore No More

Does your little one fight you when it’s time to take medicine? You’re not alone. Kids refuse to take their meds for all kinds of reasons: color, texture, or even just because they know it’s medicine. They don’t feel well, and bad-tasting or hard-to-swallow medicine makes everything worse.

That fight makes med time a battle that’s hard to win, and it sometimes means that kids fall behind on their medication regimen and don’t feel better as quickly as they should.

When little patients are testing their parents' patience, it may be time to try a tailored solution. Let us help! Our pediatric compounding services make med time less of a chore for you and less of a nightmare for your child.

FEATURED: Medicated Lollipops

Do you have a hard time convincing your kids (or yourself) to take bad-tasting medicine? You aren't alone. Medicine that doesn't taste good is medicine that might not get taken...and then it's medicine that isn't doing its job.

We can compound oral medications to taste good! A tastier formulation can improve compliance with your medication regimen, and it can help eliminate waste, too.

 

Lollipops are a popular option when prescribed a "swish and swallow" medicine that is meant to be kept in the mouth for a period of time. This formulation is great for not only giving kids their meds but also addressing canker sores, chemotherapy-related mouth sores, oral thrush, and Sjögren's Syndrome.

We Put the "MMM" in Medicine!

The challenge of convincing your kiddo to take the medicine is often the biggest hurdle to jump while trying to treat their illnesses. Through compounding, we can improve on taste with the help of a new flavor (without changing the medication's effectiveness!), change the delivery form to something easier to swallow, or even transform it into something colorful and tasty that's dispensed in childproof medication packaging.

Whether the issue is taste, dosage, or the meds your child needs just aren't available commercially, we can work with your provider to address a variety of concerns, including: 

  • Pain relief

  • Respiratory disorders

  • Oral thrush

  • Head lice

  • Diaper rash

  • Skin disorders

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