Dermatology compounding produces topical formulations in strengths and bases that match a prescriber's order, often combining multiple actives in a single cream, gel, or solution. Use this page to find pharmacies that prepare topical dermatology preparations.
Dermatology compounding is commonly used to combine multiple active ingredients into a single topical product, adjust strength, or switch a patient to a base they tolerate. Compounding pharmacies prepare creams, gels, ointments, foams, and solutions on a per-prescription basis.
These formulations are prescription-only and must be coordinated between the prescriber and the pharmacy. The pharmacy does not select the active ingredients or the base; it prepares what the prescriber has written.
Confirm with the pharmacy that they can prepare the specific combination, strength, and base on the prescription before transferring or sending a new prescription.
No pharmacies in the directory are auto-tagged for Dermatology Compounding at this time. You can still call any compounding pharmacy listed in the directory and ask whether they can prepare a dermatology compounding prescription written by your prescriber. Many pharmacies handle this work without a specialty designation in their name.
No states currently show highlighted coverage for this specialty.
Topical creams, gels, ointments, foams, and solutions in customized strengths, ingredient combinations, and bases that match a prescriber's order.
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