What is compounded Ivermectin and how does it work?
Compounded Ivermectin is a custom-made prescription medication that paralyzes and kills parasites by disrupting their nerve and muscle function. At Rock Ridge Pharmacy in New Jersey, it’s prepared in personalized strengths and dosage forms to match your provider’s prescription.
Why choose compounded Ivermectin over commercial tablets?
Compounded Ivermectin allows flexible dosing, multiple dosage forms, and filler-free options—ideal for pediatric, geriatric, or allergy-sensitive patients. It is tailored to your exact prescription for optimal safety and effectiveness.
What conditions can compounded Ivermectin treat?
Doctors prescribe compounded Ivermectin for parasitic infections such as strongyloidiasis, onchocerciasis, scabies, lice, cutaneous larva migrans, and ascariasis. Some topical forms may also be used for inflammatory skin conditions like rosacea.
What dosage forms of compounded Ivermectin are available?
Rock Ridge Pharmacy offers compounded Ivermectin as capsules, flavored liquid suspensions, topical creams and gels, and pastes—each matched to your prescriber’s exact requirements.
Can compounded Ivermectin be made without allergens or fillers?
Yes. We can prepare compounded Ivermectin without certain dyes, gluten, lactose, or other common allergens to improve tolerability for sensitive patients.
Is compounded Ivermectin available without a prescription in New Jersey?
No. Compounded Ivermectin is a prescription-only medication in NJ and must be ordered by a licensed healthcare provider.
Can compounded Ivermectin be used for inflammation or rosacea?
While Ivermectin is FDA-approved for parasitic infections, some providers prescribe compounded topical or oral formulations off-label for rosacea and certain inflammatory conditions under medical supervision.
What are the common side effects of compounded Ivermectin?
Possible side effects include nausea, dizziness, mild abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, or mild skin irritation with topical use. Serious reactions are rare but require immediate medical attention.
Is human compounded Ivermectin safer than veterinary ivermectin?
Yes. Veterinary ivermectin is not formulated for human use and may contain unsafe inactive ingredients or incorrect doses. Human compounded ivermectin is prepared for safety, purity, and accurate dosing.
How should I store compounded Ivermectin?
Store at 68–77°F (20–25°C) in a dry place, away from heat, moisture, and sunlight. Keep in the original, tightly closed container and out of reach of children and pets.
How quickly can Rock Ridge Pharmacy prepare and deliver compounded Ivermectin?
Most compounded ivermectin prescriptions are prepared within 24–48 hours. We offer pickup and statewide New Jersey delivery options. Call us at 201-444-4190 or email info@rockridgepharmacy.com.
How much does compounded Ivermectin cost?
Cost varies based on strength, dosage form, and quantity. Contact Rock Ridge Pharmacy for a personalized quote based on your prescription.
How can my provider send a prescription to Rock Ridge Pharmacy?
Your provider can e-scribe to “Rock Ridge Pharmacy,” fax to 201-444-2698, or call 201-444-4190. For questions, you may also email us at info@rockridgepharmacy.com.
Can children take compounded Ivermectin?
Yes, if prescribed by a pediatrician. Compounding allows us to create child-friendly liquid suspensions with appropriate strength and flavors to improve adherence for younger patients.
Can I take supplements with my compounded Ivermectin?
Some providers recommend supplements like zinc or vitamin C to support immune health during treatment. Always check with your doctor or pharmacist before adding supplements to ensure safety and avoid interactions.