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If you’re coming to CCH, we need you to register ASAP so we can schedule you for Hill visits with your members of Congress.
If you’re coming to CCH, we need you to register ASAP so we can schedule you for Hill visits with your members of Congress.
If you compound GLP-1s or any drug that’s in shortage, you need to read this. It’s one click and just a few pages — but they’re critical pages.
A new document provides compounding pharmacies best practices for dispensing customized medications that are in shortage, including GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide and tirzepatide.
In the compounding world, not much gets more shocked faces and chuckles than discussing the famous rectal rocket. Yes, you read that right … rectal rocket.
Mounjaro is available, crows Eli Lilly. Ditto for Zepbound! Novo Nordisk reports the same for Ozempic and Wegovy. Except for one small thing: “Available” is very, very different than “out of shortage.”
It’s easy for the media to get the message wrong, especially when there are players out there deliberately spreading misinformation about pharmacy compounding. You can help them get it right.
You and your team need to operate at the highest ethical and legal standards, and we don’t need to tell you why. Problem: Those standards are complex and constantly changing. If you’re new to compounding, they can be daunting.
We’re seeking passionate, informed, influential compounding leaders to help guide our alliance as members of the APC Board of Directors and of the Pharmacy Compounding Foundation.
The first iteration of Compounding.com 2.0 is up and live, but there’s much more to come. Check it out and watch it expand!
The second session of APC’s EduCon, “Practice Pearls for Line Pharmacists and Technicians: USP 795, 797, and 800” (featuring Michael Shafor of the LP3 Network) is coming up soon — on August 19, in fact.