Compounding Treatments for Autistic Mental Retardation, Asberger Autism, Child Autism, Asperger's Syndrome | Northern New England Compounding Pharmacy

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Autism Compounding

NNECP is a leading specialist in the compounding for the needs of the sensitive patient. We custom formulize prescriptions that are free of yeast, gluten, wheat, casein, dye or sugar. We compound medications into capsules, suppositories, transdermal creams, injectables, nasal sprays and suspensions.

One of the most popular and difficult-to-compound autism therapies is Methylcobalamin Injection. NNECP is committed to the quality compounding of these injections and utilizes independent laboratories to test our final preparations for sterility and potency. In addition to injections, we’ve formulated a Methylcobalamin Nasal Spray for those patients and families who would prefer not to use a needle.

Whether your child needs methylcobalamin, an antibiotic, chelation therapy, antifungal, or any other medication, be assured our staff of highly trained pharmacists will work closely with you, your child and your child's physician.

Begin the Path to Better Health Contact NNECP today!

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