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Need to speak with our clinical pharmacy team? We are here to assist with your medication queries.
Asepticare is a specialist compounding pharmacy dedicated to preparing customised medications for patients whose needs cannot be met by commercially-available medicines.
We provide sterile, non-sterile, oncology compounding and clinical services, and clinical trial support, with every preparation made to exacting standards of quality, safety and patient care.
━━ WHAT WE DO
Specialist compounding,
built around clinical need.
Off-the-shelf medications are designed for the average patient but not every patient is average.
At Asepticare, we prepare customised medications tailored to each patient's individual needs. Whether you require a specific dose, an alternative dosage form, a discontinued medication, or a formulation free from certain ingredients, our pharmacists compound medications from scratch according to your prescriber's exact specifications.
We work closely with patients, GPs, specialists, integrative practitioners and veterinarians across Australia to provide compounded medications that standard pharmacies may not be able to supply.
━━ WHY ASEPTICARE
Quality you can prescribe with confidence.
━━ Ingredients
We use pharmaceutical-grade active ingredients where possible, sourced from reputable and accredited suppliers.
━━ Dedicated clean rooms
Our sterile preparations are compounded in ISO-classified cleanroom environments that are independently verified and routinely monitored for particles and microbial contamination.
━━ Fast preparation, Australia-wide delivery
Most standard preparations are dispatched within 24 hours. We offer express delivery to patients/clients across Australia, and also in-store collection available at selected locations in Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide.
━━ Clinical expertise across a wide range of disciplines
Our team of experienced compounding pharmacists and technicians undertake ongoing training to stay current with the latest pharmaceutical standards, techniques and clinical developments.
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