Sports Medicine
"study and practice of medical principles related to the science of sports" 

Unique Athletes Require Unique Dosage Forms- A tennis player and a football player are often very different athletes. They use different muscle groups, different equipment, and different strategies. Why should their medications not offer similar differences? Commercially available products come in limited dosages and dosage forms. Compounding offers a way to provide the exact amount of a medication to the area needing treatment.

Compounded medication can be used to deliver muscle relaxants, anti-inflammatory drugs and other medications exactly where they are needed. This may result in needing less drug to achieve the desired outcome, fewer side effects, and ultimately get you back into the game!

Types of compounding - There's a variety of medications that can be compounded, most commonly in the areas of dermatology, hormone replacement therapy, hospice, hypoallergenic, pain management, pediatric, podiatry, sports medicine and veterinary.