
Your eyes are one of your most valuable assets, and maintaining their health requires specialized care. Our Ophthalmology service offers a comprehensive range of customized treatments designed to address various eye conditions, from common infections to complex, multi-drug resistant cases.
Whether the concern is myopia, an inflammatory condition, or a bacterial or fungal infection, we compound ophthalmic preparations to the concentration and vehicle your eye care provider specifies.
Eye conditions differ from patient to patient, and prescribers sometimes need a strength, vehicle, or combination that is not commercially manufactured. We compound ophthalmic preparations to those specifications.
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision issue that often develops in childhood and progresses over time. Controlling its progression is essential to prevent more severe visual impairment in the future.
We compound atropine ophthalmic drops in low concentrations, including 0.01%, that prescribers use in myopia management protocols. The concentration is selected by the prescribing optometrist or ophthalmologist for each child.
We compound atropine ophthalmic drops in the range of low concentrations used in myopia management protocols, so the prescriber can select the concentration for each patient.
Myopia management is directed by your child's optometrist or ophthalmologist. We compound the atropine concentration they prescribe.
Inflammatory eye conditions can cause discomfort, redness, and swelling, and may lead to long-term damage if they are not managed. Prescribers select agents that act on the inflammatory process at the ocular surface.
Our ophthalmic solutions for inflammatory eye conditions include Tacrolimus, Hydrocortisone, and Methylprednisolone formulations, compounded to the concentration and vehicle your prescriber specifies.
Preparations for inflammatory eye conditions are compounded with the corticosteroid or immunomodulator your prescriber specifies.
Inflammatory eye conditions are managed by your eye care provider. We compound the anti-inflammatory preparation they prescribe.
Bacterial eye infections can lead to serious complications if they are not treated promptly. Prescribers managing them often specify antibiotics at concentrations that are not commercially manufactured.
We compound fortified and broad-spectrum ophthalmic solutions including vancomycin, amikacin, cefazolin, penicillin G, oxacillin, and ceftazidime, at the concentrations your prescriber orders.
Antibiotic ophthalmic preparations are compounded to the strength and vehicle the prescriber specifies for bacterial eye infections.
Fortified antibiotic ophthalmic solutions are compounded to the concentration your prescriber orders.
Fungal eye infections are serious and need prompt treatment to limit damage to the eye. They can be difficult to manage, and prescribers often specify antifungal agents at concentrations that are not commercially manufactured.
We compound ophthalmic preparations including amphotericin B, fluconazole, and voriconazole at the concentrations your prescriber orders for fungal eye infections.
Antifungal ophthalmic preparations, including voriconazole and amphotericin B, are compounded at prescriber-specified concentrations.
Antifungal ophthalmic solutions are compounded on prescription for fungal keratitis and related conditions.
Multi-drug resistant eye infections are resistant to many standard antibiotics and antifungals. Prescribers managing them often request specific agents at concentrations that are not commercially manufactured.
We compound ophthalmic preparations including colistimethate, penicillin G potassium, amikacin, amphotericin B, and polymyxin B. These are compounded at the concentrations prescribers request for organisms that have not responded to commercially available options.
We compound fortified ophthalmic preparations that prescribers use for multi-drug resistant organisms.
These preparations are compounded to the specifications ophthalmologists provide for resistant infections.
Ophthalmic preparations are compounded in our USP 797 sterile laboratory across a range of conditions. We work with your eye care provider to compound what they prescribe.
Compounded preparations are made only on a prescriber's order. If you are not sure whether one is right for you, talk to your prescriber, or ask our pharmacists what is possible and what it would cost.
We compound to your specification. Create a prescriber account for order forms, strengths and vehicles on file, and eRx details, or call the pharmacy to discuss a formulation.