When the commercial product does not fit, Mediglen makes the medication that does: a different strength, a swallowable liquid, a cream instead of a pill, a formula without the dye or allergen. Prepared on site from your prescriber's prescription, across fifteen clinical categories.
Flavoured liquids, dye-free and allergen-aware formulations, and dosage forms that work with sensory needs instead of against them.
Autism compounding NEWTrichologyCompounded topical solutions and medicated shampoos for androgenetic alopecia and other forms of hair loss, prepared to your prescriber's formula.
Hair loss formulas AnalgesiaTopical creams and transdermal gels with diclofenac, gabapentin, cyclobenzaprine, lidocaine, or ketamine, targeting pain at the site with less systemic exposure.
Pain compounds DermatologyCustom preparations for acne, rosacea, psoriasis, eczema, melasma and dark spots, keloid and surgical scars, fungal infections, and more.
Dermatology compounds OphthalmicCompounded low-dose atropine eye drops prescribed to slow myopia progression in children, prepared in the concentration your eye doctor specifies.
Atropine drops ReformulationTablets turned into flavoured liquids, allergen-free and lactose-free versions, discontinued strengths recreated, and doses matched to small bodies.
Reformulations ENT · DentalCustom otic drops, nasal sprays and irrigations, and dental preparations such as mouth rinses and topical gels, made to prescriber specifications.
ENT and dental Men's HealthCompounded sildenafil and tadalafil in custom strengths and formats, plus other men's health preparations, at transparent low cash prices.
Men's healthA compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacist for one specific patient, from a prescription, in a strength or form that is not commercially available. It is how a two-year-old gets a heart medication that only exists as an adult tablet, how a patient allergic to a dye gets the same drug without it, and how a pain medication reaches an arthritic knee as a cream instead of passing through the stomach.
Compounded preparations are not Health Canada-approved manufactured products. They are individually prepared under provincial pharmacy regulation: at Mediglen, that means NAPRA non-sterile compounding standards, College of Pharmacists of BC requirements, documented formulas, ingredient lot tracking, and pharmacist verification on every preparation.
Mediglen has been one of the Tri-Cities' recognized compounding pharmacies at this location since 2009, working daily with physicians at the adjacent Eagle Ridge Medical Clinic and prescribers across the Lower Mainland.
Any physician, nurse practitioner, or dentist can prescribe a compound. Not sure what to ask for? Our pharmacists will suggest formulation options your prescriber can review.
Your medication is compounded on site, checked by a pharmacist, and labelled with full ingredient details. Most preparations are ready within 1 to 2 business days.
Collect it on The High Street or have it delivered free anywhere in the Tri-Cities. We bill your insurance directly and confirm coverage first.
A compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacist for an individual patient from a prescriber's prescription, in a strength, dosage form, or formulation that is not commercially available. Compounded preparations are not Health Canada-approved products; they are prepared under provincial pharmacy regulation for a specific patient.
Yes. Mediglen prepares non-sterile compounds under NAPRA standards and the requirements of the College of Pharmacists of BC, with documented formulas, ingredient tracking, and pharmacist verification on every preparation.
Yes. Every compounded medication is prepared from a prescription written by a physician, nurse practitioner, dentist, or other authorized prescriber. Mediglen works directly with your prescriber on formulation details.
Many private drug plans cover compounded prescriptions, and some preparations are eligible under BC PharmaCare. Mediglen bills your plan directly and confirms coverage before preparing your medication.
Most preparations are ready within 1 to 2 business days. Local delivery across the Tri-Cities is free, or you can pick up in store on The High Street.