Gastroenterology Compounding at Rock Ridge Pharmacy

Rock Ridge Pharmacy has been compounding gastroenterology prescriptions for over 25 years — providing personalized ointments, suppositories, capsules, and liquids to meet individual digestive health needs.

What Is Gastroenterology Compounding?

Gastroenterology compounding provides tailored medications for digestive health, designed for patients who require customized strengths, alternative dosage forms, or allergen-free formulations.

At Rock Ridge Pharmacy, we prepare individualized treatments such as ointments for anal fissures, compounded proton pump inhibitors, and pre-filled enemas. All compounds are made using ingredients from PCCA, Medisca, and Fagron — ensuring safety, accuracy, and quality.

Gastroenterology compounding medications at Rock Ridge Pharmacy

Conditions We Support

Acid Reflux & GERD

Compounded options for reflux relief that are gentle on the stomach.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Customized treatments for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Formulations targeting IBS symptoms like bloating, pain, and irregularity.

Common Gastroenterology Compounds

Prescription is Required

Benefits of Gastroenterology Compounding

Compounded gastroenterology medications allow for precise dosing, alternative dosage forms like suppositories or liquids, and customized ingredients for patients with sensitivities — making treatment safer, more comfortable, and effective.

How the Compounding Process Works

Step 1

Consult with your doctor and pharmacist about your digestive health needs.

Step 2

Our specialists create a customized formula using high-quality ingredients.

Step 3

You receive a personalized medication designed to support digestive wellness.

Storage & Safety Information

Safe handling and proper storage ensure the effectiveness of gastroenterology compounded medications.

Storage Guidelines

Store at room temperature (68–77°F) unless otherwise directed. Some preparations, like enemas or suppositories, may require refrigeration. Always follow your pharmacist’s instructions.

Safety & Side Effects

Common effects: mild digestive upset, local irritation with ointments or suppositories. Important: Always consult your provider about side effects or interactions. Disclaimer: This content is educational only and not a substitute for professional advice.

Supplements to Support Gastroenterology Health

In addition to custom compounded therapies, select supplements can help reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and support gut health. Always consult your provider or Rock Ridge pharmacist before starting new supplements.

Digestive health supplements at Rock Ridge Pharmacy

These supplements complement individualized treatment but are not substitutes for prescribed compounded medications. Speak with your Rock Ridge pharmacist about safe combinations.

Cost of Gastroenterology Compounding

The cost depends on formulation complexity, dosage strength, and duration of therapy. Compounds like ointments, suppositories, and suspensions may require more specialized preparation.

For pricing guidance, please call (201) 444-4190 or email info@rockridgepharmacy.com.

Gastroenterology compounding Rock Ridge Pharmacy

Why Rock Ridge Pharmacy for Gastroenterology Compounding?

  • Custom formulations — including ointments, liquids, capsules, and enemas tailored to GI needs.
  • USP <795> & <800> compliant lab in Glen Rock, NJ — ensuring quality and safety.
  • Fast turnaround — most gastroenterology prescriptions prepared within 24–48 hours.

Our pharmacists work closely with providers to ensure compounds are safe, effective, and customized to each patient’s digestive health requirements.

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FAQs About Gastroenterology at Rock Ridge Pharmacy

What is Gastroenterology Compounding?

Gastroenterology compounding involves preparing customized medications to address digestive health needs. These may include ointments for anal fissures, suppositories, or liquid formulations for acid reflux, GERD, and inflammatory bowel diseases.

What Types of Gastroenterology Medications Can Be Compounded?

At Rock Ridge Pharmacy, we prepare ointment formulations (e.g., nifedipine, diltiazem, nitroglycerin), suppositories (e.g., sodium butyrate), oral capsules (e.g., erythromycin), liquids (omeprazole, pantoprazole, lansoprazole), and pre-filled sucralfate enemas.

What Conditions Can Be Treated With Compounded Gastroenterology Medications?

Custom formulations can support patients with acid reflux and GERD, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), anal fissures, and other digestive health challenges.

Why Choose Compounding Over Commercial Medications?

Compounding offers personalized dosages, allergen-free alternatives, and unique delivery forms like ointments and suppositories, ensuring therapy fits your needs when commercial products are unavailable or ineffective.

Is Compounding Safe for Gastroenterology Treatments?

Yes. At Rock Ridge Pharmacy, compounded gastroenterology medications are prepared in a USP <795>/<800> compliant lab using pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and undergo pharmacist review for safety and accuracy.

How Much Does Gastroenterology Compounding Cost?

Costs vary depending on the ingredients, complexity, and dosage form. For an accurate estimate, call Rock Ridge Pharmacy at (201) 444-4190.

Do I Need a Prescription for Gastroenterology Compounds?

Yes, a valid prescription is required. Providers may send prescriptions to Rock Ridge Pharmacy via e-prescription, fax, or directly from their office.

Can Rock Ridge Pharmacy Ship Gastroenterology Medications?

Yes. We offer statewide shipping across New Jersey for valid prescriptions. Contact our team for delivery details.

Can I Speak to a Pharmacist About My Compounded Gastroenterology Treatment?

Absolutely! Our pharmacists provide consultations on dosing, side effects, storage, and therapy management to ensure safe and effective use.

Take Control of Your Digestive Health Today

Call (201) 444-4190 or book online today. Our pharmacists are here to support your unique gastroenterology needs with personalized compounded medications.