Create compounds as unique as your next patient

A few reasons why compounding is becoming increasingly common amongst health practitioners are:

• Accessing otherwise unavailable ingredients, thereby gaining increased positive results
• Obtaining the exact dose needed for each particular ingredient
• Financial benefits/savings
• Increased patient compliance – combining multiple ingredients into one convenient dose

adj. Carried out or performed with little or no preparation; impromptu (‘tempor’ meaning time – in the current time, as ‘one of a kind’).

As these are raw ingredients and not finished products, the prescribing healthcare practitioner must therefore use their own qualified professional judgement (based on their understanding and knowledge of the person and case). Each bottle is clearly labelled with ingredient density, to facilitate ease of dosage calculations, and a scoop may be available to assist with accurate dispensing.

Yes – your clinical judgement may classify a single ingredient suitable for use as a finished product. You will simply need to provide the applicable dose, labeling and instructions to your patient.

Yes – some practitioners choose to mix RN compounding ingredients with RN Labs product powders, such as Medi Restore or Mito Charge, so the patient can enjoy the convenience of shaking the mixture with water in one easy drink.