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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: A Magnehelic guage to monitor air pressure and comply with USP 797 standards. View of the wall in our clean room, in compliance with USP 797 standards. This wall seperates our ante room from our clean room. The sink is located in the ante room, allowing us to properly scrub before compounding sterile products. Walkthrough to the ISO 7 area of our clean lab. The autoclave we use to sterilize any products we can't filter. The hood we use to compound our sterile products. Storage for the products used in making our sterile compounds. This sliding window allows us to pass products between the ante room and the clean room without going through the curtain. We use this to ensure our filtering process was not compromised. It is lit from top and bottom, allowing us to visualize any particles that may be left in our vials. This powder hood contains any powders that we use while compounding. One of our technicians compounding a cream for one of our patients. One of our technicians compounding capsules in our main compounding lab. Another technician compounding a cream for one of our patients. These are just a few of the many flavors we can use to customize a compound to meet your needs. This is our capsule machine. This allows us to make up to 100 capsules at a time. This is Shawn using the ointment mill to cream a smooth product for one of our patients We can make “lollipops” with medications for pain management or to help you quit smoking. These can be flavored with many of our available flavors. These are Troches which can be flavored. They are placed on the tongue and dissolve much like cough drops These are a few of the items we use to make sterile preparations. All of which are made in our newly remodeled clean room. Just a few of the ways we dispense our transdermal creams and gels. These are specialized dispensers for administering medication to infants. The medication can be flavored. This is the capsule machine in use. This is our Electric Mortar and Pestle which ensures a thoroughly mixed product each time we use it. The speed and time can be adjusted to compensate for volume. Our Ointment mill allows us to crush any large particles that may make your cream gritty and less comfortable to use. This is our Homogenizer. It allows us to incorporate medications into a suspension form, reducing particle size and making a more elegant product. And this is Shawn demonstrating proper Aseptic Technique ensuring a sterile preparation for use.
A Magnehelic guage to monitor air pressure and comply with USP 797 standards.
View of the wall in our clean room, in compliance with USP 797 standards.
This wall seperates our ante room from our clean room.
The sink is located in the ante room, allowing us to properly scrub before compounding sterile products.
Walkthrough to the ISO 7 area of our clean lab.
The autoclave we use to sterilize any products we can't filter.
The hood we use to compound our sterile products.
Storage for the products used in making our sterile compounds.
This sliding window allows us to pass products between the ante room and the clean room without going through the curtain.
We use this to ensure our filtering process was not compromised. It is lit from top and bottom, allowing us to visualize any particles that may be left in our vials.
This powder hood contains any powders that we use while compounding.
One of our technicians compounding a cream for one of our patients.
One of our technicians compounding capsules in our main compounding lab.
Another technician compounding a cream for one of our patients.
These are just a few of the many flavors we can use to customize a compound to meet your needs.
This is our capsule machine. This allows us to make up to 100 capsules at a time.
This is Shawn using the ointment mill to cream a smooth product for one of our patients
We can make “lollipops” with medications for pain management or to help you quit smoking. These can be flavored with many of our available flavors.
These are Troches which can be flavored. They are placed on the tongue and dissolve much like cough drops
These are a few of the items we use to make sterile preparations. All of which are made in our newly remodeled clean room.
Just a few of the ways we dispense our transdermal creams and gels.
These are specialized dispensers for administering medication to infants. The medication can be flavored.
This is the capsule machine in use.
This is our Electric Mortar and Pestle which ensures a thoroughly mixed product each time we use it. The speed and time can be adjusted to compensate for volume.
Our Ointment mill allows us to crush any large particles that may make your cream gritty and less comfortable to use.
This is our Homogenizer. It allows us to incorporate medications into a suspension form, reducing particle size and making a more elegant product.
And this is Shawn demonstrating proper Aseptic Technique ensuring a sterile preparation for use.
Moses Lake Pharmacy 1555 S. Pilgrim St. Moses Lake, WA 98837
