What we prepare.
- Troches
- Combination sublingual preparations that dissolve in the mouth.
- Topical creams and gels
- Custom strengths in a metered pump.
- Injectable preparations
- Prepared to your protocol under USP 797 conditions.
- Capsules
- Including combinations that reduce a handful of tablets to one.
Note Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance. Send it by EPCS or a written prescription with your DEA number.
How to take it.
- Troches dissolve between the cheek and gum. Do not chew them and do not swallow them whole.
- Topicals go on clean, dry skin. Wash your hands afterward and keep the site covered until dry.
- Injectable preparations are used exactly as your prescriber taught you, and never shared.
- Timing matters for several of these. Read the sig rather than assuming.
How to keep it.
- Some injectable preparations are refrigerated. The label tells you which.
- Keep troches sealed and cool. They soften in a hot car within minutes.
- Respect the beyond use date. It is shorter than a manufactured product's expiry, and it is not a suggestion.
This page describes the preparations we make and how they are handled. It is not medical advice and it does not replace the label on your prescription or the instructions your prescriber gave you. Call us at 910-748-0243 with any question about your own medicine.
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