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LEVEL C COMPOUNDING · BROCKVILLE
When the usual strength, dosage form or ingredients do not meet your needs, a customized preparation may help.


When prescribed, individualized hormone preparations can provide a strength or dosage form that is not suitable in a commercially available product. We work with your prescriber on the formulation and instructions.
“Bioidentical” describes the hormone’s chemical structure; it does not mean a compounded preparation is inherently safer or more effective than an approved product.

Prescription topical preparations may combine selected ingredients or strengths for an individual treatment plan. Ask your pharmacist and prescriber whether a customized topical preparation is appropriate for your condition.

For patients with dietary requirements, sensitivities or concerns about ingredients, we can explore suitable capsule materials and excipients, including gelatin-free or gluten-free options where feasible.
Ingredient suitability is checked for each preparation.

Swallowing a tablet or finding the right strength can be challenging for a child. Compounding may allow a prescribed medication to be prepared as a liquid, with an appropriate concentration and flavour when possible.
We explain storage, measuring and administration instructions.

Work with us and your veterinarian on medication options for your pet, including suitable strengths, liquids, capsules and flavouring where appropriate. Each preparation is assessed for the animal and the prescribed treatment.

Ask about dermatology preparations, topical dosage forms, oral suspensions and customized capsules when an available medication does not meet an individual patient’s needs.
Tell us whether the challenge is swallowing, an unavailable strength, an ingredient concern or your pet’s medication routine. We will review the prescription, discuss feasible options with your prescriber and explain pricing and preparation time.
Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients when appropriate. Suitability, stability, ingredients and prescription requirements are reviewed for each formulation.
Pricing depends on the formulation and preparation required. Our team will explain the price and expected preparation time after reviewing the prescription.
We can discuss suitable formulations and prescription requirements with your prescriber or veterinarian.
No. Your pharmacist reviews whether compounding is appropriate for the individual patient, including ingredients, stability and prescription requirements.