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Our Building
April 28, 2013
Our Building

Where does the compounding take place you may ask. It takes place in our state of the art pharmaceutical facility. Our address is 8579 S. Eastern Ave., Suite B, Las Vegas, NV. 89123. This location is conveniently located 2 traffic lights north of I-215 on Eastern Ave., on the southwest corner of Eastern Ave, and Wigwam. Lost? Use our map at the bottom of this website which is accessible on your android phone (or device) or iphone.

What is compounding?
April 28, 2013
What is compounding?

In a traditional pharmacy setting the patient presents a prescription written by a licensed prescriber. The pharmacist would then count out your prescription with commercially available medication. At a compounding pharmacy the drugs which are prescribed aren't commercially available. They are made from raw chemical and mixed into a custom made dosage forms made specifically for each patient, as deemed appropriate by the prescribing physician.

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy or BHRT
April 28, 2013
Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy or BHRT

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement is our main product. For women we compound estrogen preparations in a multitude of differing dosage forms. For men we have Testosterone preparations for those menopausal men who choose to supplement this hormone based on their physician's prescription. We also compound medications for erectile dysfunction also based on a physician's written prescription. For more information click on our BHRT button on our homepage.

We also compound pediatric & veterinary medications.
April 28, 2013
We also compound pediatric & veterinary medications.

We compound such things as Butt Cream made for infants with recurring and/or severe diaper rash to problem pediatric patients who have special dosing or flavoring requirements. We also compound veterinary prescriptions. We have those flavors which dogs and cats like so that administration is eased in this special patient population. For more information click on our Pediatric and our Veterinary sections on the website.

The number of commercially available medications in the United States keeps increasing annually; however if they are not FDA-approved for infants and children, the corresponding dosage forms may not be suitable for use in such population. This is the reason why it can be a real challenge for physicians to treat children. This challenge is further complicated by the fact that a lot of the approved medications for infants and children are not palatable. Solutions Specialty pharmacists will work with pediatricians, family practice physicians and other practitioners to provide your children with the individualized specialty care they deserve. Our pharmacists are trained problem-solvers and possess the necessary creativity to assist other health practitioners in developing new formulations and compound palatable medications thereby increasing compliance in this population. We also have the ability to compound sugar-free, lactose-free, alcohol-free, and dye-free medications for those special, special kids.
Infants and young children require doses based on body size and weight. Not only can we compound a special dosage form but we can also make the exact dose for each child. An example of this is a child having bouts of nausea and vomiting. It is does not take much vomiting to cause dehydration in children and we know that it is next to impossible for them to take oral medications during this time. It may be traumatic for a child to have an injection and it will take much coaxing to try a suppository. At Solutions Specialty, we can compound nausea medication in topical gel form at your child’s exact dose. Other specialized dosage forms include flavored oral solutions and suspensions, topical liquids, creams and ointments, suppositories and inhalations.

Call Solutions Specialty Pharmacy at 702-792-3777 and speak with one of our pharmacists to discuss an alternative dosage form or a palatable medication for your child and patient.