I don’t know why but my new pill case makes me so happy! Look at how pretty she is!

I know people often recommend to just enjoy the summer instead of stressing and preparing for school, but I’m finding it hard to sit back and relax with so much on my mind!

Work hard, be kind, realize you can’t control everything and good luck!!

Licensed in the state of New Jersey, Med Prep offers intravenous drug compounding services to health care practitioners. Pharmaceutical compounding allows medical providers to tailor solutions specifically to patient needs, formulating dose-specific medications based on historical usage, while also reducing drug waste. Med Prep pharmaceutical compounding is a cost effective, minimal waste alternative that allows its clients to maintain smaller stores while limiting disposal of expired medications. Pharmaceutical compounding pre-dates mass manufacturing of drugs products, following a method used in ancient times when early societies created medications from natural elements, such as plants and animals. Unlike their early predecessors, however, today’s compounding pharmacies use sterile elements and adhere to strict standards of safety and quality assurance. At Med Prep, for instance, the pharmacy complies with USP 797 standards for the preparation of sterile products. Going beyond those standards, Med Prep also tests each of the compounding staff members daily to assure they perform without introducing contaminants into the pharmaceuticals. Resultantly, the compounded products from Med Prep represent one of the highest quality and sterility pharmaceuticals available. Med Prep compounds many formulations for medical use, including local and general anesthetics, anticoagulants, electrolyte solutions, antibiotics, and medication for pain management. The formulations are available for intravenous delivery tailored to an array of medical applications.

Some symptoms of electrolyte imbalance include nausea, confusion, muscle cramp or spasm, fainting, dry mouth, heart palpitations, seizures, loss of coordination, low blood pressure, and coma. When your body loses fluids and electrolytes in large volume, it is important to replenish them in order to avoid life-threatening complications. In cases of mild electrolyte imbalance, an electrolyte drink should help; however, in severe situations, more drastic solutions are called for. This is where Med Prep comes in. The New Jersey compounding pharmacy makes intravenous electrolyte solutions that physicians can administer to rebalance electrolytes. Because the solution goes directly into the bloodstream, the body responds immediately and can return to a state of electrolyte balance quickly and effectively.