Topical preparations
Enquiries about creams, ointments, gels and other topical forms, according to the individual requirement.
COMPOUNDING PRACTICE · SINCE 2000
The active ingredient, dosage form and individual needs are considered together. We discuss the enquiry with your physician or pharmacist and assess feasibility before making any commitment.
Tell us the type of enquiry. We agree a suitable channel for the prescription and any necessary information.
We consider documentation, dosage form, ingredients and feasibility, seeking clarification from the treating clinician where necessary.
Before proceeding, we confirm the scope, timing and cost. An initial enquiry does not mean an order has been accepted.
Supply includes the labelling and use and storage instructions applicable to the specific preparation.
Each formulation and dosage form is assessed individually. Listing a dosage form does not mean that every ingredient or combination can be prepared.
Enquiries about creams, ointments, gels and other topical forms, according to the individual requirement.
Assessment of solutions and suspensions, with attention to formulation, intended use and storage conditions.
Exploring a suitable pharmaceutical approach in collaboration with the healthcare professional.
Stasinos Chr. Sikalias edits the “Greek Formulary Sikalias — Collection and documentation of compounded preparations”. Compounding.gr is a scientific reference for professionals; each preparation requires its own assessment.
You can prepare an initial message. Assessment and confirmation are handled by the pharmacy. Do not enter prescriptions or health information in the form.
We collaborate with pharmacies across Attica. Your pharmacist can contact our laboratory at lab@sikalias.gr.
Compounded preparations have assessment and preparation times that must be confirmed separately. Local delivery availability is not a promise of preparation time.
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