Compounded Drugs are a combination of pure chemicals, created as a one-of-a-kind medication specific to a patient's doctor-prescribed dosage and formula. Because, the “one-size-fits-all" approach doesn't always work.

A licensed physician writes a prescription based upon their understanding of the patient’s personal health, and their own professional judgement. Depending upon the specific medical need, the physician or doctor may prescribe a commercially available drug or a compounded medication.

Commercially available drugs can be found at any pharmacy and are FDA approved. However, because they are mass-produced, they often contain fillers some people may be allergic to (dyes, gluten, casein, etc.). They also come in a limited variety of strengths or dosages, and often only come in one or two forms (capsule, liquid, cream etc.).

With compounded drugs, these limitations are entirely evaded, and the exact right prescription can be tailor-made.