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A new website shares how The PCCA Standard applies to the company’s sourcing of chemicals, quality assurance and quality control, base development and production, and formulations.
Come check out the new April episodes of the Mortar & Pestle podcast!
Every month, there are new scientific publications involving PCCA products or services. These publications include journal articles, conference abstracts, conference posters, technical reports and case studies. Maria Carvalho , PharmD, MRPharmS, PhD, is the Manager of PCCA Science, she dives into some of the exciting updates for compounders.
In recognition of National Autism Awareness Month, Tricia Heitman of PCCA's clinical services team, discusses ways in which compounders help families and patients work to manage the obstacles autism presents.
FDA Updates with A.J. Day. An interview with the author of The Hormone Fix, Dr. Anna Cabeca, and a special interview with Cheri Kraemer, that and so much more from the Mortar & Pestle this month!
The experts in our Clinical Services and Formulation Development departments recommend Lipoderm as a first choice for customized transdermal medications. Here’s why.
Rectal conditions can be difficult and painful to deal with, especially Crohn's disease, ulcerative proctitis and radiation proctitis. Nat Jones explains how compounding pharmacists have a unique knowledge to help those afflicted. He also provides specific formulation information geared toward providing relief.
Medicated lozenges are common in the pharmacy world. There's nothing common about NataTroche™ though, it's the first proprietary troche made with natural ingredients and free of polyethylene glycol or gelatin. Find out what makes NataTroche so special, and how it can help you and your patients.
Daniel Banov talks about water activity in various products and why they are becoming increasingly important in the pharmacy compounding world.
Tadalafil is now free of patents, and compounding pharmacies have some opportunities to use this drug in various customized medications. PCCA's Nat Jones drops in to tell us why that is such exciting news for compounding pharmacies and their patients.