How to Talk to Your Doctor About Compounded Medications
- kyle8914
- Jul 7
- 2 min read

You’ve heard about compounded medications — personalized prescriptions made just for your needs — but you’re not sure how to bring it up with your doctor. Don’t worry — it’s easier than you think. In this post, we’ll walk you through how to have that conversation confidently and why it may help in your health journey.
What Are Compounded Medications?
Compounded medications are custom-made prescriptions prepared by a specialized pharmacy like Quality Compounding Rx of America to meet your unique needs. They can be helpful when:
You may have allergies or sensitivities to dyes, preservatives, or fillers
You may need a medication in a different form (like a cream instead of a pill)
A commercially available drug has been discontinued
Your child won’t take medicine unless it’s flavored or in liquid form
You may need hormone therapy tailored to your individual lab results
Why You Should Talk to Your Doctor
Many healthcare providers are open to prescribing compounded medications — but they may not bring it up unless you ask. If you’re struggling with a current medication or feel like your needs aren’t being met, it’s a great time to start the conversation.
How We Work with Your Doctor
Quality Compounding Rx of America is happy to collaborate directly with your healthcare provider. QCRx pharmacists are happy to provide the necessary dosage information, discuss any formulation needs, and help ensure your prescription is filled safely and accurately.
Contact QCRx
If you think compounded medication might be right for you or a family member, give us a call at 702-984-6640 or submit our contact form here. We’ll answer your questions you may have. Also, you can view our Frequently Asked Questions page for additional information.