A Wichita compounding pharmacy your patients can reach
Dandurand Drugstore has served Wichita since 1976. Standard prescriptions can go to any of our four retail pharmacies, and compounds are made in our own Wichita lab rather than shipped in from out of state.
In-house Wichita lab
Compounds are made locally under USP <795>, <797>, <800> standards, so we can tell you where an order stands.
3–5 business days
Most compounds are ready in 3–5 business days, with rush coordination available when a patient can't wait.
Any strength you write
Every dose is compounded custom — creams, capsules, troches, pediatric and veterinary forms at the strength prescribed.
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How fast is compounding turnaround?
Most compounded prescriptions are ready in 3–5 business days. Rush coordination is available — call (316) 358-0303 and ask for the compounding pharmacist.
Does insurance cover compounded prescriptions?
We accept most major insurance plans and Medicare Part D. Coverage for compounded medications varies by plan, so call the patient's location and we'll check the plan and share the cost before the prescription is filled.
Where should I send the prescription?
Fax or e-prescribe to whichever location your patient checked on the card above.
Which compounding pharmacy in Wichita can take my compounded prescription?
Any of Dandurand Drugstore's four Wichita pharmacies — East, West, Wellness and E. Harry — accepts compounded prescriptions. Send it to the location most convenient for your patient.
What dosage forms can you compound?
Creams, gels, capsules, troches, suspensions and flavored pediatric and veterinary forms, at the strength you prescribe. If you're unsure a formulation is possible, call and ask for the compounding pharmacist.
Do you compound bioidentical hormones (HRT)?
Yes. We compound progesterone and estradiol/Bi-Est in creams, capsules and troches at any prescribed strength, and can adjust the formulation as labs change.
What quality standards does your lab follow?
Our Wichita lab follows USP <795>, <797>, <800> standards for non-sterile, sterile and hazardous compounding.
Will you call if a formulation or ingredient needs changing?
Yes. A pharmacist contacts your office before filling if an ingredient, strength or dosage form needs your input, so the patient isn't left waiting.
Can your pharmacist give our staff an in-service?
Yes. Book a provider in-service with our compounding team at calendly.com/compoundingconsult/providerinservice.
