Gentamicin
Topical and ear and nasal preparations for bacterial infections.
Medication library / Ointment
Dosage formOintments are thicker than creams and hold ingredients on the skin longer, which is why they are often chosen for dry or cracked areas and some rectal and anal preparations. Apply a thin layer to the area directed.
Topical and ear and nasal preparations for bacterial infections.
Topical and nasal preparations for bacterial skin infections, including MRSA.
Numbing for skin, mouth and procedures; in pain creams and mouthwashes.
Vitamin B3, used in creams for skin tone, the skin barrier and redness.
Numbing agent in topical anesthetic creams for procedures.
Mild steroid for itchy, inflamed skin and in barrier ointments.
Yeast infections of the mouth and skin, including mouthwash and ointments.
Resistant bacterial infections, including vet ear preparations.
Topical ointments for anal fissures and hemorrhoid pain.
Constricts blood vessels; used in numbing ointments and hemorrhoid care.
Heart rhythm and blood pressure; topical forms for anal fissures.
Bile acid binder; in barrier ointments for diaper and perianal skin irritation.
Potent steroid for inflamed skin and nipple cream formulas.
General information about each active ingredient, not a description of any specific preparation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not commercially manufactured products and are prepared from a prescription. Uses listed may be off-label. Your prescriber or veterinarian decides whether a medication is right, the dose and the monitoring. Don't see a medication? Call us at 407-977-9779.
Tell us what you need and we'll help you get it handled, whether it's a transfer, a compound or a question for your pharmacist.