Central Ohio Compounding Pharmacy

09/03/2026

Meet our Student of the Month, Sidney Marenkovic!

Sidney is a fourth-year student at The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy with plans to pursue a PGY1 pharmacy residency after graduation. Her interests include pediatrics and solid organ transplant, with a strong appreciation for continuity of patient care.

Outside of pharmacy, Sidney was a competitive dancer for 18 years and spent three years on The Ohio State Club Dance Team.

We’re pleased to recognize Sidney and the dedication she brings to her pharmacy education and future career.

09/03/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, making it an important time to encourage conversations around prostate health, screening, and early detection.

Cancer Support Community Central Ohio is hosting its Annual Prostate Cancer Awareness Breakfast on Saturday, September 12, from 8:30–10:30 AM in Columbus.

The event includes breakfast, a guest presentation from urologist Dr. Ryan Hedgepeth, and an opportunity to connect with prostate cancer survivors, caregivers, and others in the community. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

We’re glad to help spread the word about a local event supporting prostate cancer awareness and men’s health education.

🔗 Register here: https://cscco.gnosishosting.net/Events/Info/Prostate_Cancer_Awareness_Breakfast-7833

08/31/2026

Compounded topical formulations may be prescribed to support intimate wellness.

Ask a pharmacist for more: cocprx.com

Ingredients and strengths vary based on individual needs and prescriber direction. Use only as labeled and follow guidance from a licensed healthcare provider.

Prescription required.

08/27/2026

Estradiol, known as E2, and estriol, known as E3, are forms of estrogen that may be prescribed individually or in a compounded vaginal cream.

Talk to a licensed healthcare provider to determine whether this prescription option is appropriate.

Learn more on our blog: cocprx.com/womens-health/compounded-bhrt-estriol-estradiol-progesterone-creams-perimenopause-ohio-pharmacy

08/25/2026

The proposed shift from PCOS to PMOS highlights that this condition involves more than ovarian cysts.

PMOS may also include metabolic concerns such as insulin resistance. Recognizing these factors earlier may help support appropriate screening for blood sugar changes, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular health concerns.

Greater awareness may help more patients receive timely evaluation, especially when cysts aren't present, but hormonal or metabolic symptoms remain.

Watch Part 2 of our PMOS Video Series to learn how a broader understanding of PMOS may support long-term health discussions with a licensed healthcare provider.

Learn more: cocprx.com/womens-health/pcos-new-name-pmos-compounding-care-central-ohio

08/25/2026

A medication can be appropriate for a child and still be difficult to take.

Strong or bitter flavors may turn each dose into a struggle, especially when the medication is needed more than once.

For certain prescriptions, a practitioner may request a compounded preparation with a more familiar flavor. The goal is not to disguise the medication, but to make following the prescribed routine more manageable for the child and caregiver.

cocprx.com/pediatrics

08/24/2026

The old name made ovarian cysts sound like the main event.

In reality, the condition extends well beyond ovarian appearance. PMOS better reflects the endocrine, metabolic, reproductive, and ovarian features involved.

Learn more from this blog: cocprx.com/womens-health/pcos-without-ovarian-cysts

Can you have PCOS without ovarian cysts? Learn how PMOS is evaluated, what ovarian morphology means, and more.

08/24/2026

Caring for an exotic pet may require medication in a strength or dosage form that is not commercially available.

Veterinary compounding can provide customized liquid formulations for birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, and other exotic animals.

SuspendIt Anhydrous may be used when a medication needs a moisture-free suspension, precise concentration, or species-appropriate flavor.

Learn more: cocprx.com/veterinary-compounding/exotic-animal-prescription-suspendit-anhydrous-medication-veterinary-pharmacy-ohio

Work with a veterinarian to determine whether a compounded medication is appropriate.

A valid prescription is required.

08/19/2026

Medication response is personal.

Pharmacogenomic testing, also known as PGx testing, may help explain how genetics may affect the way our body processes certain medications.

PGx testing does not diagnose disease or replace a healthcare provider’s judgment. It may add another layer of information to our medication review.

Ask our pharmacy team how the FlexHealth PGx process works: cocprx.com/pharmacogenomic-testing

08/16/2026

A strong gag reflex can make even routine parts of a dental visit difficult.

X-rays, impressions, and intraoral scans may become uncomfortable or hard to complete when certain areas of the mouth are especially sensitive.

When prescribed by a dental practitioner, a compounded topical preparation may help reduce that sensitivity before the procedure.

It is a focused option for a very specific dental-care challenge.

cocprx.com/dentistry