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COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS
Compounding Prescriptions are essential to your success on the POINT OF RETURN Program. Benzodiazepines, Sleeping Pills and Antidepressants are not commercially available in small enough dosages during the withdrawal process. However, compounding pharmacies are facilities that can tailor prescription drug formulas in gradually reducing doses to meet our guidelines. Many people want to reduce their own medication. However, if you have attempted to slice small amounts off your pills, you already know how difficult it is. Most pill sizes are tiny, and attempting to shave segments is extremely unpredictable. Withdrawing by accurate reduction amounts allows your central nervous system time to adjust at each level. Compounding is the only way to ensure accuracy in dose reductions. So please, engage the assistance of your physician to provide a compounding prescription. Just as with any prescription medication, you must have a prescription from a licensed medical professional for your drugs to be compounded. Another option is a liquid preparation (suspension) of your existing prescription. A suspension is a liquid base with small pieces of your prescription drug. The drug may not be completely dissolved therefore it is important to always shake the container so that you receive the right amount of medication each time. Otherwise you may receive too little or too much drug in the dose. The Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) has provided a list of compounding pharmacies by state. You can click the link below to find a pharmacy near you or contact one of recommended pharmacies listed that are familiar with our protocols. *International clients must locate a pharmacy within your country. The Pharmacies listed below can also assist you with any compounding needs. They are familiar with the POINT OF RETURN protocols and will ship the medications to your home. Please contact them directly for information on your compounding requirements.
*Because these drugs can cause severe withdrawal reactions, do not stop taking any drug without consulting with your physician. The decision to quit any medication should be discussed with your doctor. MORE...
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