Dermatology
Compounding Corner Pharmacy offers a variety of compounded medications for dermatology. We have a particular focus on bleaching creams containing: Bleaching creams containing Hydroquinone, Tretinoin, Kojic Acid, Fluocinolone and Hydrocortisone, as well as Monobenzone and HCQR. This is not a teaching pharmacy – There are no pharmacy students, shadowing students, or interns allowed.
Common bleaching cream combinations:
- HCQR 5%, 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (5%-14%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Hydrocortisone (1%-2.5%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Kojic Acid (1%-6%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Kojic Acid (1%-6%)/ Hydrocortisone (1%-2.5%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Tretinoin (0.01%-0.05%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Tretinoin (0.01%-0.05%)/ Fluocinolone 0.01%, 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Tretinoin (0.01%-0.05%)/ Hydrocortisone (1%-2.5%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Hydroquinone (4%-14%)/ Tretinoin (0.01%-0.05%)/Kojic Acid (1%-6%) Hydrocortisone (1%-2.5%), 30gm – Cost: $50.00 (Free shipping)
- Monobenzone (10%-20%), 30gm – Cost: $75.00 (Free shipping)
- We do not make a compounded version of Hydroquinone 4%
- We do not make a compounded version of Tri-Luma
NOTE: WE DO NOT SHIP OUT OF STATE – TEXAS ONLY
Dermatology
PROCESS VALIDATED:
How do you know it’s really in there? The FDA allows manufacturers a +/- 20% error (There are several narrow therapeutic index exceptions ). USP allows compounding pharmacies a +/- 10% error. We’ll let our potency testing speak for itself
| MEDICATION | REPORTED | MEASURED | POTENCY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydroquinone | 6% | 6.46% | 108% |
| Hydroquinone/Tretinoin/Hydrocortisone (HCQR 5%) | 5%/0.1%/1% | 5.34%/0.102%/1.088% | 106.8%/ 102%/ 108.8% |
USP <795> states: “…compound preparations are to be prepared to ensure that each preparation shall contain not less than 90% and not more than 110% of the theoretically calculated and labeled quantity of an active ingredient…”. Potency determinations follow USP <621> HPLC, USP <851> Spectophotometry, and specific monograph testing procedures.
Note: We will not compound any medications that are precluded from pharmacy compounding in accordance with 21 C.F.R. § 216.