Compounding Services
Compounding and Clinical Services
When a manufactured medication is not right for you, your prescriber may consider a compounded one. America First Pharmacies prepares customized medications in Irving, Texas, one patient at a time.
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Most prescriptions are filled with manufactured medications. Sometimes those medications are not right for you. You might be allergic to a dye, have trouble swallowing tablets, or need a strength that is not manufactured. In those cases, your prescriber may write a prescription for a compounded medication, prepared specifically for you.
America First Pharmacies is an independent compounding pharmacy in Irving, Texas. Our pharmacists prepare each compounded medication from your prescriber's exact instructions. Every preparation is made here, by our team, for one patient at a time.
Compounded medications always require a prescription. If you think a compounded option may fit your needs, talk to your doctor. They can send the prescription directly to us, and our pharmacists will take it from there.
What We Compound
- Custom hormone therapy for women and men
- Nutrient injections
- Peptide therapy, where permitted
- Sexual wellness preparations
- Hair restoration formulations
- Low-dose naltrexone
- Creams, troches, capsules, and pellets
- Pediatric flavoring
- Dye-free reformulations
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Mon–Fri: 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Sat–Sun: Closed
A Sample of What We Compound
A small sample of the formulas prescribers order from us, grouped by area. This is not a full list, and every compound requires a prescription. Ask our pharmacist what fits your prescriber's plan.
Hormone Therapy
Dermatology & Skin
Hair Restoration
Wellness Injections
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Every therapy below is prepared in our Irving pharmacy for one patient at a time, with a valid prescription from your provider.
One Medication, Many Forms
If swallowing pills is hard, or a strength you need is not manufactured, we can often prepare the same prescription in a form that works for you.
Capsules
Custom strengths and combinations, prepared without unnecessary dyes or fillers when your prescription calls for it.
Creams
Topical preparations applied to the skin, compounded to the strength your prescriber specifies.
Troches
Small lozenges that dissolve in the mouth, an option when swallowing pills is difficult.
Pellets
Compounded pellets prepared for insertion by your prescriber in their office.
Injections
Sterile injectable preparations, compounded to your prescriber's exact specifications.
Suspensions
Liquid medications for children and anyone who cannot take solid forms, with flavoring available.
How It Works
Step 1: A Prescription From Your Provider
Every compounded medication starts with your prescriber. If they determine a commercially available product is not right for you, your doctor or nurse practitioner may write a prescription for a compounded preparation. They can call it in, fax it, or send it to us electronically.
Step 2: Formulated by Our Pharmacists
Our pharmacists at America First Pharmacies prepare your medication to your prescriber's exact specifications. That can mean adjusting a strength, removing a dye or filler, changing the dosage form, or adding a flavor. Each preparation is made for you and only you.
Step 3: Pickup or Delivery
When your medication is ready, we will let you know. Pick it up at our Irving location, or choose delivery for a fee. Either way, our pharmacists are available to answer your questions.
Why Compounding
Manufactured medications are made for the average patient. Compounding exists for everyone else. A child who needs a smaller dose. An adult who cannot swallow capsules. A patient with a sensitivity to a dye or preservative. When your prescriber determines a commercially available product is not right for you, a compounded medication, formulated for your specific needs, may be an option they consider.
Not sure where to start? Ask our pharmacist.
Book a private consultation at America First Pharmacies in Irving, TX and bring your questions, your medication list, or your prescriber's notes.
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Important Information
Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacist for an individual patient pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed.
Prescription required. Compounded medications are dispensed only with a valid, patient-specific prescription. Ask your physician or prescriber whether a compounded medication is appropriate for you.