For allergy and ENT practices
Patient-specific allergy immunotherapy, mixed for your practice
AccuMix Pharmacy compounds SCIT vial sets and SLIT drops from FDA-licensed allergen extracts, to your prescription and your protocol. Your team keeps its time for patients, and every vial set arrives labeled and documented.
What we prepare
Vial sets and drops for one named patient at a time
Every preparation is compounded on a prescription for an individual patient. We do not supply stock vials for general office use.
SCIT vial sets
Sterile multi-dose vials for in-clinic injections, one set per patient, labeled by dilution. Airborne and environmental allergens: pollens, grasses, trees, dust mites, molds and animal dander. Shipped to your clinic. SCIT details
SLIT drops
Custom-dosed sublingual drops for daily home use, compounded from the same standardized extracts. Airborne allergens and, at the prescriber’s direction, certain food allergens. Shipped to the patient where state law permits. SLIT details
Documentation
Mixing documentation and titration worksheets for your chart, with clear labels showing contents, dilution, storage and beyond-use date. Every preparation is traceable by lot.
Why practices send mixing out
In-office mixing has its own rulebook
USP <797> includes a section on allergenic extracts. It sets requirements for anyone who mixes prescription sets, physician offices included: trained and garbed personnel, regular competency testing, a suitable mixing area, labeling, beyond-use dating and records. Many practices meet these in-house. Others prefer to send patient-specific prescriptions to a pharmacy whose sterile program already works under USP <797>.
- Allergen extract inventory, lots and expiration dates managed by the pharmacy.
- Aseptic mixing by trained staff, with a pharmacist verifying each patient’s preparation against the prescription.
- Labels, beyond-use dates and storage instructions on every vial.
- A documentation packet for each patient, ready for your records.
- Pharmacists available to your staff by phone, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central.
How it works
From prescription to your clinic
- Send the prescriptionBy e-prescription or by fax to 866-817-5305, signed by the prescriber.
- Pharmacist verificationA pharmacist reviews the order and calls your office if anything needs clarifying.
- MixingThe patient’s vials or drops are prepared with aseptic technique from FDA-licensed allergen extracts.
- ShippingOur turnaround time is 24 hours. SCIT vial sets ship to your clinic; SLIT ships to the patient where state law permits.
- Next vial setWe prepare the next set when you order it. Your schedule stays yours.
Ordering
What to include on the prescription
- Patient name and date of birth.
- Target allergens and concentrations.
- Vial set and dilution schedule (SCIT), or concentration schedule (SLIT).
- Directions for use, and the observation protocol for in-clinic injections.
- Quantity, refills and the prescriber’s signature.
We mix to your protocol and do not publish dosing schedules. If you are changing protocols or setting one up, ask for a pharmacist consult first.
FAQ
Questions practices ask
Can you supply vials for general office use?
No. As a 503A pharmacy we compound only for a named patient on a prescription.
Which allergen extracts do you use?
Extracts from FDA-licensed manufacturers, standardized where a standardized extract exists. The compounded vial sets and drops themselves are not reviewed or approved by the FDA.
Do you compound for food allergens?
For SLIT, certain food allergens can be included when the prescriber directs it. SCIT is for airborne and environmental allergens.
Which states do you serve?
The 37 states and Washington, DC where we hold a pharmacy license. See States we serve.
Can SLIT be prescribed through telehealth?
In many states, yes. SCIT requires an in-person clinic for injections and observation.
How do we get started?
Request a call or phone 866-817-5303. A pharmacist will go through your protocol, your labeling preferences and how you want orders sent.
AccuMix Pharmacy is a 503A compounding pharmacy. We compound patient-specific immunotherapy only after receiving a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal and state regulations and applicable USP standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA.
Talk to a pharmacist about your allergy program
Tell us how your practice tests, prescribes and schedules. We will show you how our vial sets, labels and documentation would fit.
