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For Prescribers

A direct line to the compounding pharmacist

Prescription routing, formulation conversations, and patient-specific non-sterile compounding support for Pennsylvania prescribers.

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Patient-specific pharmacy support

Clarify the formulation before the prescription is prepared

Lititz Apothecary prepares patient-specific, non-sterile compounded prescriptions under 503A. Prescribers can contact the pharmacy to discuss a dosage form, strength, base, ingredient consideration, or prescription-routing question.

Clinical areas

Find the relevant service information

01Hormone therapy for womenProgesterone and other prescriber-directed hormone and thyroid formulations.02Testosterone therapy for menPatient-specific non-sterile testosterone formulations.03Low Dose NaltrexoneStrengths and oral dosage forms prepared to an individual prescription.04Veterinary & equineNon-sterile patient-specific preparations sent by veterinarians.05Dermatology and painTopical and other non-sterile preparations directed by the prescriber.
Prescription routing

How to reach the compounding team

  1. 1

    Send the patient-specific prescription.

    Use your normal e-prescribing workflow, call the pharmacy, or fax 717-626-7920.

  2. 2

    Include the formulation details.

    Provide the strength, dosage form, directions, quantity, and patient information required for the order.

  3. 3

    Respond to clarification if needed.

    A pharmacist may contact the office when the order or formulation needs discussion.

  4. 4

    We counsel the patient.

    The pharmacy reviews use and storage based on the final prescription.

Dental providers

Dental compounding belongs in the provider conversation

Call the pharmacy to discuss a patient-specific non-sterile preparation before sending the prescription. We will be clear about current capability and the information needed on the order.

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Discuss a patient-specific formulation

Ask for the compounding pharmacist when you call. We can review current capability and prescription requirements.

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Compounded medications are prepared to a licensed prescriber's order and are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Nothing on this page is medical advice.