Craft Pharmacy
Compounding.
Our mission
At Craft Pharmacy our mission is to provide the highest quality compounds at the most competitive prices and we are strongly motivated to be set apart from the typical retail pharmacy. We specialize in several types of compounds and we are excited to serve our community!
In plain terms
What compounding actually means.
Most prescriptions come off a shelf in a fixed strength and a fixed form. Compounding is the alternative: we make the medication ourselves, to the exact strength and form your prescriber asks for.
That matters when the commercial version doesn’t fit — a dose that isn’t manufactured, a liquid instead of a tablet, a cream instead of a capsule, or a formula without an ingredient you react to.
It’s made for one person, on a prescription, in our own lab. If you’re not sure whether something can be compounded, call and ask — the answer is often yes.
What we make
Three kinds of compound.
Dermatology
Creams, ointments and gels prepared to a prescriber’s formula and strength.
Dental
Preparations made to order for dental practices and their patients.
Veterinary
Flavored liquids, transdermal gels and small-animal doses. There’s a whole page on this.
Veterinary compounding
How it works
From prescription to pickup.
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Your prescriber sends the prescription
They specify the medication, the strength and the form. If they want something unusual, they can call and talk it through with us first.
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We make it in our lab
Measured, mixed and prepared by hand for one patient — you. Sterile preparations are made in our clean room.
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We check it
Every preparation is checked against the prescription before it is labelled.
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You pick it up
We’ll call you when it’s ready. Ask for the price at any point and we’ll tell you.
Our clean room
We have a sterile clean room. Most independents don’t.
It’s what lets us prepare sterile compounds and infusions here rather than sending you somewhere else for them. It is also the least glamorous and most expensive thing in the building, and we’re quietly proud of it.
Ask us about a compound.
Tell us what you need and we'll tell you whether we can make it — and what it costs. Prescribers, call (208) 233-1719 or fax (208) 269-4002.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Talk to your provider about what’s right for you.
Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved and are prepared for an individual patient pursuant to a prescription.