Compounded Medication - Suspension

“Generic Name of Drug” 10mg/ml Suspension (Butterscotch flavour)

Quantity: 30mL
Directions: Give 0.2ml (2mg) daily

Compounded Medication- Capsule
“Generic Name of Drug” 5mg Capsule
Quantity: 30
Directions: Take 1 nocte

Compounded Medication – Troche
“Generic Name of Drug” 0.2mg, “Generic Name of Drug” 200mg, “Generic Name of Drug” 1mg Troche
Quantity: 30
Directions: Take ¼ of a troche bd

Compounded – Cream
“Generic Name of Drug” 5%, “Generic Name of Drug” 10%, and “Generic Name of Drug”5% in Lipoderm
Quantity: 30G
Directions: Apply 0.5G by calibrated measure daily

Compounded – Cream
“Generic Name of Drug” 1mg/G, “Generic Name of Drug” 200mg/G Cream
Quantity : 60G
Directions: Apply 0.5G using calibrated measure daily.

Compounded Medication – Pessary

“Generic Name of Drug” 600mg Pessary
Quantity: 14
Directions for Use: Insert ONE pessary pv nocte for 14 days

When prescribing a compounded medication, clarity and specificity are essential to ensure accurate preparation and safe patient use. Below is a standardised format to follow when writing a prescription for a compounded product. 

Please include the generic name(s) of the active ingredient(s), strength or dose, dosage form, flavour (if applicable), quantity, and clear directions for use. This information helps our compounding pharmacists prepare the medication precisely to your clinical intent and in a form that best suits your patient’s needs.