IJPC Your source for the art and science of compounding. IJPC covers sterile and non-sterile compounding. and are available in PDF format for immediate download.

The International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC) provides peer-reviewed articles, research, and practical insights for pharmacists and healthcare professionals.

5,000+ articles at IJPC.com The International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC) is a bi-monthly, scientific journal that covers topics relevant and necessary to empower pharmacists to meet the needs of human and a

nimal patients. The journal features hands-on, how-to compounding techniques, formulations and peer-reviewed articles. IJPC has published more articles on USP than any other publication in the world. IJPC's companion website, www.compoundingtoday.com features over 2,600 formulations for compounding; especially significant in light of today's drug shortage crisis. All formulations are referenced, documented with ingredients, method of preparation, stability etc.

The Tablet That Floats in Your Stomach for 20 HoursGastroretentive effervescent floating tablets of meloxicam stayed buo...
06/23/2026

The Tablet That Floats in Your Stomach for 20 Hours

Gastroretentive effervescent floating tablets of meloxicam stayed buoyant in gastric fluid for over 20 hours, delivering sustained drug release. This peer-reviewed formulation study explores how polymer blends control both floating behavior and dissolution - opening doors for extended-release compounding.

Floating tablet technology could transform how compounders approach sustained-release oral dosage forms.

Read the full article in the March/April 2026 issue of IJPC. https://ijpc.com/CurrentIssue/?page=52

Compounding Calculations in Every IssueIJPC's long-running Calculations articles help keep you, your staff, and trainees...
06/18/2026

Compounding Calculations in Every Issue

IJPC's long-running Calculations articles help keep you, your staff, and trainees on their game. The topic for March/April 2026 is "Ophthalmic Solution Formulation of an Investigational New Drug."

Sharpen your compounding math with every issue. IJPC.com

Bringing Risk-Based Auditing to 503A Pharmacy AccreditationRisk-based auditing is not a substitute for comprehensive reg...
06/16/2026

Bringing Risk-Based Auditing to 503A Pharmacy Accreditation

Risk-based auditing is not a substitute for comprehensive regulatory inspections - but its strength lies in directing limited audit resources on conditions that present the greatest risks to patients, personnel, regulatory standing, and financial stability.

Paired with checklist-based inspections and both remote and on-site reviews, a hybrid audit model uncovers systemic weaknesses. For compounding pharmacies seeking meaningful accreditation, risk-based auditing is a proven and effective approach.

Read the full article in the March/April 2026 issue of IJPC. https://ijpc.com/CurrentIssue/?page=9

Ethical and Regulatory Implications of Sourcing during a Drug ShortageFor FDA-reported drug shortages, particularly for ...
06/12/2026

Ethical and Regulatory Implications of Sourcing during a Drug Shortage

For FDA-reported drug shortages, particularly for complex sterile injectable formulations, the preference for utilization of 503B outsourcing facilities is ethically and clinically justified. These facilities are held to rigorous FDA oversight, adhere to current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and are equipped to produce standardized, sterile drug products in bulk.

503B facilities' speed, efficiency, and commitment to quality assurance make them indispensable partners in addressing ongoing challenges in the healthcare supply chain.

Read the full article in the March/April 2026 issue of IJPC. https://ijpc.com/CurrentIssue/?page=35

IJPC Subscription - Access Every IssueAn IJPC subscription includes the entire back-catalog of 5,000 articles published ...
06/11/2026

IJPC Subscription - Access Every Issue

An IJPC subscription includes the entire back-catalog of 5,000 articles published over almost 30 years. Subscribe or renew today for access to the only journal dedicated solely to compounding pharmacy.

Visit IJPC.com for subscription details.

Nanoemulsion Reformulation of Nitrosylcobalamin Enhances Solubility, Stability, and Anti-Tumor PotencyNitrosylcobalamin ...
06/10/2026

Nanoemulsion Reformulation of Nitrosylcobalamin Enhances Solubility, Stability, and Anti-Tumor Potency

Nitrosylcobalamin (NO-Cbl), a vitamin B12-based nitric oxide donor, has demonstrated selective antitumor activity. However, its translational development has been limited by formulation challenges, including limited solution concentration and stability concerns.

A nanoemulsion reformulation of NO-Cbl (NanoE-NO-Cbl) improves formulation concentration, stability, and antitumor potency - providing a strong rationale for further preclinical development.

Read the full article in the March/April 2026 issue of IJPC. https://ijpc.com/CurrentIssue/?page=89

CompoundingToday.com - Your Laboratory Information CompanionOver 10,000 formulations, hundreds of customizable SOPs, phy...
06/02/2026

CompoundingToday.com - Your Laboratory Information Companion

Over 10,000 formulations, hundreds of customizable SOPs, physicochemical and other databases. Check out CompoundingToday.com with a free 14-day trial. www.compoundingtoday.com

Three Furosemide Alternatives for Times of ShortageFurosemide Oral Solutions are currently listed as "unavailable" on th...
05/21/2026

Three Furosemide Alternatives for Times of Shortage

Furosemide Oral Solutions are currently listed as "unavailable" on the FDA shortage list due to lack of ingredients. In this issue, IJPC presents three alternative formulations of Furosemide Oral Liquid: Furosemide 2 mg/mL Oral Solution, Furosemide 10 mg/mL in SyrSpend SF Alka Dry, and Furosemide 2 mg/mL Oral Suspension.

These formulas will assist compounding pharmacies in preparing this essential diuretic medicine and ensuring continuity of access for pediatric and adult patients.

Read the full article in the March/April 2026 issue of IJPC.
https://ijpc.com/currentissue/?page=46

Thank you for reviewing an issue of the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC) at our website - http...
04/30/2026

Thank you for reviewing an issue of the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC) at our website - https://ijpc.com . The latest issue, March/April 2026, is available there now if you haven't reviewed it yet. This issue's focus section is on 403B Community Pharmacy and includes articles on bringing risk-based auditing to 503A pharmacy accreditation, managing and preventing claims based on failed OBRA ’90 and USP compliance, and sourcing drugs during FDA-reported shortage. Review these for free while you can!

An IJPC subscription includes access to the ENTIRE BACK-CATALOG of issues and articles published since 1997! That's almost 5,000 individual professional articles on all aspects of compounding pharmacy! This includes professional content, formulations, peer-reviewed stability and compatibility studies, calculations, and other topics. All are searchable by keyword, topic, or author.

A standard subscription, suitable for an individual or single retail pharmacy, is available for $275/year. Subscribe online today at https://ijpc.com or call the subscriptions department at (405) 330-0094 or (800) 757-4572 for personalized service. Other subscription options for hospitals, research/reference libraries, and multi-user site licenses are available as well.

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Hi Everyone, IJPC is preparing to release the Mar/Apr issue in the next week or so – which means now is the last chance ...
04/23/2026

Hi Everyone, IJPC is preparing to release the Mar/Apr issue in the next week or so – which means now is the last chance for non-subscribers to freely review the Jan/Feb issue currently available on our homepage at https://ijpc.com before we switch it over to the next issue.

Jan/Feb’s veterinary focus section included a articles on the FDA's GFI #256 for animal drug compounding, treatment of Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, and a pharmacist’s perspective on wildlife medicine. Review these for free while you can!

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