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Compounding Pharmacies vs Regular Pharmacies

When commercially manufactured medications don't meet a patient's unique needs, pharmacy compounding offers a solution. While there are 56,000 community-based pharmacies in the U.S., only about 7,500 specialize in compounding services. This distinction is crucial for understanding the full range of prescription options available for your health needs.

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What is a Compounding Pharmacy?

A compounding pharmacy is staffed by extensively trained pharmacists who specialize in creating customized medications. Unlike traditional pharmacies, it offers a personalized experience where pharmacists work with doctors to develop unique solutions that mass-produced drugs cannot provide, utilizing both ancient compounding techniques and modern technology.

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What are Compounded Drugs?

Compounded drugs are custom medications created from pure chemicals, precisely formulated to a patient's unique, doctor-prescribed needs. Unlike mass-produced, FDA-approved commercial drugs—which can contain allergens or have limited dosages and forms—compounded drugs offer a tailored solution, bypassing these limitations to provide the exact right prescription.

Benefits of Compounded
Drugs

Personalized Dosage

Get the exact strength and dose needed, even if it's not commercially available or needs to be precise for your body size.

Combined Medications

Consolidate multiple prescriptions into one easy dose.

Improved Taste

Make unpalatable medications more agreeable with added flavors.

Allergen-Free

Make unpalatable medications more agreeable with added flavors.

Pet-Friendly

Give pets their medicine easily with flavored treats or liquids.

Bio-Identical Hormones

Access customized hormone therapies (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone) for conditions like menopause.

Flexible Forms

Get medication in a different form, such as a cream, liquid, or suppository, for easier swallowing or application.

Meet Our Leadership Team
and Staff Members

Jobby John, Founder & Chairman of the Board, Pharmacist-in-Charge

Jobby John, PharmD, FACA

Founder & Chairman of the Board, Pharmacist-in-Charge

Rachael Kuretich, Compounding Pharmacy Manager

Rachael Kuretich, PharmD

Compounding Pharmacy Manager

Acting Director of Pharmacy Operations

Patrick Gurley, Long-Term Care Pharmacy Manager

Patrick Gurley, PharmD

Long-Term Care Pharmacy Manager

Christina Gunter, Staff Pharmacist

Christina Gunter, PharmD

Staff Pharmacist

HIPAA Privacy & Compliance Officer

Gyu-Hee Min, Compounding Pharmacist

Gyu-Hee Min, PharmD

Compounding Pharmacist

Adenike Omoyosi, PharmD

Staff Pharmacist

Bristelle McCullough, Chief of Staff & VP, Account Experience

Bristelle McCullough, CPhT

Chief of Staff & VP, Account Experience

Shami John, Director, Administrative & Business Services

Shami John, CPhT

Director, Administrative & Business Services

Michael Dominguez, CPhT

Director, Sterile Lab Operations

Vincent Ramon, CPhT

Director, Non-Sterile Lab Operations

Alonna Sonnier, CPhT

Director, Long-Term Care Operations

Robert Ruiz, Senior Pharmacy Liaison

Robert Ruiz, CPhT

Senior Pharmacy Liaison

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Questions About Lake Hills Pharmacy?

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Independent pharmacies are privately owned businesses as opposed to corporately owned chain pharmacies. While chain pharmacies function more like franchises, independent pharmacies tailor their services to the needs of the communities they are a part of. That’s why you’ll find more with us: more choices, more convenience, more care.