A note from our Compounding Pharmacy Manager: Roland Lopez, PharmD, FACA, FACVP

Our team at Kelley-Ross Compounding Pharmacy (part of the Kelley-Ross Pharmacy Group) are leading experts in compounding medications for OB and GYN patients.

Our pharmacists:
• Offer your team and patients the very best in personalized, compounded medications

• Consult and exchange ideas with leading providers

• Regularly review current research

• Attend seminars that focus on current issues and advances in gynecology

• Revise compounded formulations to reflect current recommendations

Our customized formulations include all purpose nipple ointments, vaginal suppositories, and hormone replacement therapies. If you are a patient, we can work with you and your provider to select a personalized solutions.

We are a referral-based compounding facility, centrally located on Seattle’s First Hill, close to many providers and the downtown area.

DID YOU KNOW

• Customized medication can take up to 5-7 business days to prepare. This is due to the on-site and hand-made personalization of all the medications that we prepare.
• Medications in a Topi-click can be a convenient dosing option. The Topi-click is a storage device and applicator, in one device. It is shaped like a deodorant stick and operates in a similar fashion with each click delivering a standardized amount. We will often use this device with standardized concentrations to provide patient a easy and convenient finger-free application experience.
• Many suppositories can be formulated with coconut butter, a natural vegetable fatty base. Coconut butter is an excellent moisturizer for dry skin and atrophic tissues.
• Mini-suppositories are small tablet suppositories that can be formulated with customized with personalized hormone combinations. These are much smaller than conventional suppositories. A typical suppository is approximately 1″in length whereas a mini-suppository tablet is about 1/4″ in diameter. These can be placed with an applicator with less mess than a conventional suppository.
• Use of a standardized formulation can shorten preparation time, shorten waiting time, and in many cases reduce medication costs.
• 90 day supplies are available dependent on provider authorization and type of compounded formulation.