McGuff Compounding Pharmacy Services, Inc. – Products
We have produced a wide range of compounded products ranging from topical creams for Hormone Replacement Therapy to sterile injectables for Intravenous Therapies. With our modern equipment and technology, you can be confident that you will receive the highest quality compounded products.
McGuff Compounding Pharmacy Services, Inc. compounds various dosage forms including:
Compounded Medications
Injectable Medications
- Intravenous Drugs (I.V.)
- Intramuscular Drugs (I.M.)
- Subcutaneous (S.C. or S.Q.)
- Preservative-Free Formulations
Oral Medications
- Capsules
- Suspensions
- Solutions
- Sugar-Free Formulations
- Dye-Free Formulations
- Lactose-Free Formulations
Sublingual Medications
- Suspensions
- Troches
- Solutions
Topical Medications
- Creams
- Gels
- Inhalations
- Nasal Solutions
- Transdermal Gels
Suppositories
- Rectal Suppositories
- Vaginal Suppositories
- Rectal Enemas
- Vaginal Creams
As you may have noticed, McGuff Compounding Pharmacy Services, Inc. does not display a list of specific medications that we have compounded on this web site. This is due to the regulatory environment related to compounding. The 1997 FDA Modernization Act (Modernization Act) specifically took away the right of any compounding pharmacy to advertise specific products. On April 29, 2002 the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the compounding section of the Modernization Act, and we are currently allowed to advertise specific products. So why don't we?
The Supreme Court affirmed the right for our freedom of speech in a commercial environment. We agree that we should have this right. However, we also understand the reasons why the FDA did not want pharmacies to advertise compounded products. So while we are technically able to advertise products we choose not to – a big difference.
We believe that there are several portions of the Modernization Act that are good for compounding and we choose to abide with these sections even though we do not have to. As an example, the Modernization Act allowed the FDA to create a list of drugs that should not be compounded. You have our assurance that we will not compound any drug that was on the FDA's list not to compound.
If you do not see a desired category or have any questions about a category, please contact us or give us a call at (877) 444-1133.