Town & Country Compounding makes customized medicine to the absolute highest standards.
Town & Country Compounding Sterile Lab Suite
The sterile lab suite at Town & Country Compounding has multiple labs (ISO certified rooms) where injectable medications, intravenous (IV) solutions, ophthalmic eyedrops, intravitreal injections, intrathecal infusions for targeted drug delivery, and other sterile medications are prepared.
The labs (ISO certified rooms) are separated depending on the types of drugs that are compounded in each, positive pressure rooms for non-hazardous sterile medication and negative pressure rooms for hazardous sterile medication.
- USP 797 (ISO 7 certified positive pressure buffer room) (non-hazardous drugs)
- USP 797 ISO 8 positive pressure ante room
- USP 797/800 (ISO 7 certified negative pressure Buffer room) (hazardous drugs)
- USP 797/800 (ISO 7 certified negative pressure ante room (hazardous drugs)
- ISO 8 certified positive pressure hand scrubbing and gowning room
Our sterile suite is made up of 5 different rooms in which we only prepare sterile products. There is special anti-microbial epoxy flooring that is resistant to bacterial and fungal growth.
We utilize a Plascore® pharmaceutical grade wall and ceiling system constructed of welded steel and aluminum panels which provide antimicrobial surfaces and are chemically welded together.
The quality and standards of our labs are the same standards that Pharma uses even though we are much smaller than a huge drug manufacturer. In fact, we work with pharma, universities, physician groups for early phase drug development or clinical trials.
Common Sterile Compounded Prescriptions at Town & Country Compounding
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It’s easy for licensed practitioners to prescribe medications for patients using Town & Country Compounding.
Dr. Phillip S. Kim, MD
President, Pennsylvania Pain Society Center for Interventional Pain & Spine
Town & Country Compounding makes customized medication at the highest level.
Their high-tech labs, expertise, and rigorous compounding protocols give me confidence that my patients are getting the best quality compounds.
We have expanded and are now in our state-of-the-art compounding facility in Ramsey, NJ shipping to multiple states.
Town & Country Compounding has been inspected by the New Jersey State Board of Pharmacy and National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) in addition to accreditation inspections. We are also accredited by ACHC for sterile compounding, non-sterile compounding, nursing and home infusion.
Town & Country Compounding Is Compliant and goes beyond the requirements of USP 795, USP 797, and USP 800 Guidelines
Our profession has adopted new rules and regulations from the State Board of Pharmacy and the USP (United States Pharmacopeia). We are USP 800 compliant with all aspects as a sterile and non-sterile 503A compounding pharmacy.
Rigorous protocols lead to excellent patient outcomes.
It’s essential that you know where – and how – your compounded medicines are made.
Sterile laboratories for clinical trials
Premium Standards in Sterile Preparations
We work with Pharma companies, Health systems, and universities and to create sterile and non-sterile medications for clinical trials and drug development.
For example, we work on the development of IND and NDA medications, as well as new delivery vehicles for existing drugs. We also have HD (hazardous drug) labs equipped to compound chemotherapy drugs and other drugs considered hazardous by NIOSH.
Central Fill Agreement with Other Pharmacies
Business opportunity to solicit sterile business from non-sterile pharmacies.
Town & Country Compounding can contract with other pharmacies in New Jersey to compound sterile prescriptions for their patients through a legal contract called a central fill agreement.
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Oversight of sterile compounding
Oversight for sterile compounding practice falls primarily to the states and is typically governed by the individual state’s board of pharmacy, however the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also maintains authority to inspect pharmacies for insanitary conditions.
In some states, the Board of Medicine (or similar entity) regulates sterile compounding that occurs in physician offices. Most pharmacies maintain active accreditation from an agency that performs rigorous inspections for compliance with state laws and internal policies. Majority of state laws and accreditation standards are based on the principles outlined in the U.S. Pharmacopeial Chapter <797> Pharmaceutical Compounding – Sterile Preparations.
