Compounded Oral Liquids

Hormone therapy in women, often alongside estrogen, and for cycle and sleep concerns as prescribed.

A combination of estriol and estradiol, usually 80/20 or 50/50, for menopausal hormone therapy.

Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) is prescribed off-label for chronic pain, inflammation and autoimmune conditions.

Inflammation, allergies and immune conditions; preferred over prednisone in cats.

Depression and anxiety in people; anxiety, aggression and compulsive behaviors in dogs and cats.

Constipation and megacolon in cats and slow stomach emptying in pets; available only by compounding.

Erectile dysfunction and topical sexual-health creams in people; pulmonary hypertension in dogs and cats.

Bacterial and tick-borne infections, acne and rosacea.

Numbing for skin, mouth and procedures; in pain creams and mouthwashes.

Long-standing seizure medication for dogs and cats.

Seizure control in people, dogs and cats.

Blends of an antihistamine, antacid, numbing agent and sometimes antifungal or steroid for mouth sores, including from chemotherapy.

Fungal and yeast infections of skin, scalp and ears.

High blood pressure and heart rhythm or heart muscle conditions in people and cats.

Steroid for skin and ear inflammation, including vet ear packs.

Bacterial infections in pets, including ear packs.

Anaerobic and parasitic infections and diarrhea; also in topical creams.

Vomiting and motion sickness in dogs and cats.

High blood pressure, heart failure and kidney protein loss, especially in cats and dogs.

Supplement used for liver concerns.

Seizure control, often as an add-on medication.

Acts on blood flow; used in topical sexual-health creams and in dogs for some skin and vascular conditions.

Sleep and anxiety in people; calming before vet visits, travel and recovery in dogs and cats.

Reduces stomach acid for reflux and ulcers.

Bacterial infections.

Mild steroid for itchy, inflamed skin and in barrier ointments.

High blood pressure, heart failure and protein loss through the kidneys.

Antioxidant supplement; mucus thinning.

Yeast infections of the mouth and skin, including mouthwash and ointments.

Erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostate symptoms and pulmonary hypertension.

Inflammation and allergic conditions; used in mouthwashes and ear preparations.

Resistant bacterial infections, including vet ear preparations.

Nausea and vomiting.

Coccidia and protozoal infections in pets.

Allergies and itch; a common ingredient in mouthwash blends.

Heart rhythm disorders in people and dogs.

Bacterial infections.

Urinary blockage and urethral spasm in cats and dogs; blood pressure and nightmares in people.

Inflammation, allergies and immune conditions.

Mood disorders and sleep, as prescribed.

Certain cancers, including mast cell tumors in pets.

Prescribed for people and pets with certain kidney and bladder stones.

Antioxidant supplement prescribed for nerve-related conditions. Toxic to cats.

Blood pressure, fluid buildup and prevention of some urinary stones.

Prescribed for people and pets who have trouble emptying the bladder.

Vitamin B12 supplement, including flavored liquids for pets.

Nausea and slow stomach emptying.

Anxiety in people; anxiety and urine marking in cats.

Low blood sugar from insulin-secreting tumors in dogs.

ADHD and blood pressure.

Glaucoma, altitude sickness and some fluid conditions.

Skin and other bacterial infections.

Bacterial infections.

Reduces stomach acid, including suspensions for feeding tubes.

Pain and inflammation.

Folate supplement that protects against some medication side effects.

Traditional plant-resin supplement used for stomach concerns.

Herpes infections, cold sores and shingles.