Pediatric Compounding
Children can have unique medication needs, and in some cases a healthcare provider may prescribe a compounded medication when a commercially available product does not match the dosage strength, dosage form, or formulation needed for a child.
At Innovative Rx Pharmacy, we prepare pediatric compounded medications based on prescriptions from licensed healthcare providers and tailored to the individual needs of the patient.

Why a Compounded
Pediatric Medication May Be
Prescribed
Your child’s healthcare provider may prescribe a compounded medication if:
A child requires a specific dosage strength not commercially available
A liquid formulation is needed instead of a tablet or capsule
A medication needs flavoring adjustments
A formulation without certain dyes or inactive ingredients is preferred
Multiple ingredients are combined into one preparation
All compounded prescriptions are prepared according to the provider’s instructions and individualized patient requirements.

Common Pediatric
Conditions for Which a
Compounded Prescription
May Be Written
Depending on provider evaluation, compounded medications may be prescribed for conditions such as:
- Dermatologic conditions
- Oral discomfort or irritation
- Gastrointestinal-related concerns
- Hormone-related conditions (as prescribed)
- Neurological or behavioral-related conditions requiring customized dosing
Your child’s healthcare provider determines whether a compounded medication is appropriate and provides all dosing and administration instructions.

Common Pediatric Dosage Forms
Depending on the prescription, compounded pediatric medications may be prepared as:
- Oral liquids
- Suspensions
- Topical creams or ointments
- Solutions
- Capsules or other customized dosage forms
What to Expect
- Step 1
Your child’s provider sends the prescription to our pharmacy.
- Step 2
You create a secure patient login to review prescription details and complete your order.
- Step 3
Compounding does not begin until your order is confirmed.
- Step 4
We prepare the medication according to the provider’s prescription.
- Step 5
Your prescription is dispensed or shipped (where permitted).
If additional information is needed, our pharmacy team will contact you directly.