Compounding Opportunities in Urology.

Int J Pharm Compd

Professional Compounding Centers of America, Houston, Texas.

Published: February 2018

There are a lot of options that pharmacists, including compounding pharmacists, can offer urologists to assist their patients. Compounding pharmacists are in a great position to offer unique, effective preparations for many of the conditions urologists treat on a daily basis. It would be well worth the time to learn a little about the conditions these specialists treat and become familiar with what you can offer.

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