Compoundia Pharmacy

5.0

Reviews 1

855-371-4443

766 Lakefield Road, Unit E Westlake Village, CA 91361 - Directions

34.1568801 -118.8306368

www.compoundiapharmacy.com

HOURS: Mon, 9am-7pm; Tue, 9am-7pm; Wed, 9am-7pm; Thu, 9am-7pm; Fri, 9am-7pm; Sats and Suns Closed

PAYMENT: ATM, ATM/Debit, American Express, Mastercard, Paypal, Visa

About Compoundia Pharmacy

Compoundia Pharmacy is a leading compounding pharmacy in the state of Westlake Village, California, specializing in custom compounding including sterile injectables for human use in our human pharmacy division.
We cater to the requirements of physicians in diverse areas of medicine, be it BHRT, pain management, pediatrics, dermatology & plastic surgery, urology, OB/GYN, podiatry, neurology, gastroenterology, dentistry, cosmetology, and sports medicine.
Our patients benefit from the range of compounding medications that we provide them in the form of a flavored liquid suspension, topical gels and creams that can be absorbed through skin, suppositories, sublingual troches, or even lollipops.

Reviews about Compoundia Pharmacy

Excellent Compound Medication.

5.0

I am a prescribing doctor serving in Los Angeles County. My clinic and patients completely trust Compoundia Pharmacy for any custom compounding needs. I confidently recommend their services from my firsthand experiences. We have always received quick, efficient and direct delivery for custom medicines, flavors and supplements from their physicians. They offer high-quality and one-of-a-kind solutions for hormone balancing therapy and various health problems. I remain assured of my patients’ personal care and personalized treatments. No wonder they are among the favorites for our staffs and patients. I personally recommend Compoundia Pharmacy!

By SarahRoss February 22, 2015 at 04:41 PM

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