The Pharmacy

Just What The Doctor Ordered

Pharmacy has lost sight of some of its founding principles, notably the art of extemporaneous compounding. Our pharmacy is taking a giant step backward to provide the basic option to have medicine compounded to meet special needs. Using commercially available products, high-tech molds, bulk chemicals, and new drug-delivery systems, we can create a huge number of alternative dosage forms.

Until now, the practitioners who wanted to customize medicinal therapy for a particular patient found little or no support from manufacturers or pharmacists. You now have the opportunity to initiate that customized therapy.

Each compounded prescription is created to your specifications to meet your patient's unique needs. With today's technology, yesterday's art, and currently available dosage systems, the list is almost endless.

• Change Dosages and Strengths
• Eliminate Preservatives
• Make Combination Drugs
• Change Flavors and Colors
• Make your own Formulations

Gene P. Ragazzo, RP
Email: gene@warrencountypharmacy.com

Gene Ragazzo is co-owner of The Warren County Pharmacy and Compounding Center. He graduated from The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science in 1981 as a member of the Kappa Psi pharmacy fraternity. His love for the profession of pharmacy and his need to help others has been the driving force behind his goal to become the best compounding pharmacist he can be. In addition to being a member of The International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists he is a member of the Board of Directors of The International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, the premier educational publication serving compounding pharmacists worldwide. Gene has also appeared on numerous nationally syndicated radio/health programs.

He resides in Pennington with his wife Liz and their daughter Natalie.

Jim is co-owner of The Warren County Pharmacy and Compounding Center. Jim graduated from The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Sciences in 1981 as a member of the Kappa Psi pharmacy fraternity. His desire to run a professional, patient-oriented compounding pharmacy dates back to his early teens when he worked at a local pharmacy in his own community. He is a member of The International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists and he is member of the Board of Directors of International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, the premier educational publication serving compounding pharmacists worldwide.

Jim resides in Hopewell with his wife Annemarie and his two daughters, Lauren and Melissa.