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Not sure how to use your compounded medication in a Neti Pot?

Our compounding pharmacist, Lina, will show you how to prepare the Neti pot, dissolve your capsules, and safely use the solution!

Please visit our compounding pharmacy website: https://hbpharmacy.com

Or give us a call at 201-997-2010

To provide a safer, more effective way of spraying midazolam for seizure medication, HB Pharmacy is now using nasal atomizers instead of nasal sprays. The benefits of using our dispensing atomizers as opposed to nasal sprays are that it is:

RAPIDLY EFFECTIVE:
- Atomized nasal medications rapidly absorb across mucosal membranes into the bloodstream, avoiding first-pass metabolism

MINIMAL RESOURCE UTILIZATION:
-Nasal drug administration is quick and easy, eliminating IV set-up time
- No sterile technique required

SAFE AND PAINLESS:
- No needle, no pain, no risk of needle stick injury

CONTROLLED ADMINISTRATION:
- Simple delivery system – appropriate for both ALS and BLS
- Atomizes regardless of patient position

For more information, please visit the manufacturer's website: http://www.teleflex.com/en/usa/productAreas/ems/productGroups/atomizationDevices/products/

James P., RPh and PharmD at HB Pharmacy, explains how to use a Topi-Pump to apply your compounded cream medication.

If you have any questions, please call us at 201-997-2010. You can find us online at www.hbpharmacy.com.

This video will instruct you on how to inject your enoxaparin shots.

Visit www.hbpharmacy.com for more information about our pharmacy.

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