Why Do You Need a Patient-Specific Prescription for Compounded Medications?
Compounded medications are customized treatments created specifically for an individual patient’s needs. Unlike mass-produced medications, all legitimate compounding pharmacies require a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider to ensure:
Safety and Precision: Compounded medications are tailored to your unique requirements, including specific dosage strengths, forms, or ingredients. A prescription ensures these customizations are medically appropriate and safe for you.
Regulatory Compliance: Laws and regulations require all compounded medications to be dispensed with a valid prescription. This safeguards patients by preventing unauthorized or inappropriate use.
Personalized Care: Your healthcare provider collaborates with the compounding pharmacist to design a medication that best meets your needs, such as altering flavors, removing allergens, or creating unique dosage forms.
At Avrio Pharmacy, your health and safety are our top priorities. That’s why we work closely with you and your provider to ensure every compounded medication meets the highest standards of quality and care.
1. Get A Prescription
Every legitimate compounding pharmacy will require a patient-specific prescription for compounded medications.
2. Confirm Your Prescription Details
Ensure you have your prescription ready, including the medication name, dosage, and any specific instructions provided by your doctor.
3. Submit Your Prescription
Ask Your Provider To Send It to Avrio
Ask your healthcare provider to send your prescription directly to Avrio Pharmacy.
They can use the following methods:
Fax: (480) 270-6701
E-Prescribing: Use Avrio Pharmacy’s profile in your provider’s system.
4. Pick up your prescription or get it delivered!
That’s it. Pick your prescription up at 9015 E Pima Center Pkwy Suite 3, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 or get it delivered right to your door in over 30 states.
Enjoy top-tier customer service, fast delivery, competitive pricing, and join the Avrio Pharmily.