Oxytocin Troche - 30 QTY
Supplied by U.S. pharmacies.
Description
Formulation and Listing Facts
- Pharmacy catalogs list the oral troche separately from oxytocin nasal spray formulations.
The supplied Strive catalog lists oxytocin as an oral mini troche.
Formulation Distinctions and Dosage Forms
The Strive listing is separate from the Revive oxytocin/apomorphine troche listing. A troche is an oral dosage form that dissolves in the mouth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an oxytocin troche?
An oxytocin troche is a compounded medication prepared as an oral dosage form that dissolves in the mouth.
How do the recorded troche formulations differ?
The Strive listing names oxytocin, while the separate Revive listing names oxytocin and apomorphine.
How does this troche compare to oxytocin nasal spray?
The catalog lists the oral troche and nasal spray as separate dosage forms.
Are oxytocin troches approved by the FDA?
Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.[1]
Information Sources
Regulatory Status and Safety Considerations
Compounded drugs are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).[1] The FDA does not verify the safety, effectiveness or quality of compounded drugs before they are marketed.[1]
Clinical Consultation and Care Planning
At Opt Health, patients complete a consultation and blood test with a licensed physician to develop a personalized care plan.[2][3]
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