FAQ

Fagron started supplying pharmaceutical grade raw materials to community and hospital pharmacies for pharmaceutical compounding. With an increase in the demand and our continuous effort to offer value to compounding pharmacies, we have expanded the product line with equipment and supplies. Today, we support pharmacists in EMEA, Latin America and North America and enable them to compound safe and high-quality products, while also optimizing the compounding process with our equipment and packaging. Our portfolio of Essentials includes pharmaceutical raw materials, equipment, packaging, and supplies required for pharmaceutical compounding.

Fagron operates in a knowledge-intensive niche market. It is of great importance that the linking pins between us and the patient – prescribers and pharmacists – have thorough knowledge of – the latest developments in – pharmaceutical compounding and the products and services that Fagron offers. We inform and train prescribers and pharmacists about pharmaceutical compounding through our local Fagron Academy platforms in the countries where we operate. Through knowledge sharing, training, courses and educational programs, Fagron Academies increase and improve the pharmaceutical compounding knowledge and skills of prescribers and pharmacists. Fagron works together with various universities worldwide to develop academic programs. We offer extensive training and educational opportunities about, for example, compounding techniques, the use of materials, administration forms and quality and safety procedures.

Formulary, a global initiative of Fagron, offers pharmacists and prescribers a broad range of customized formulas linked to the indications for which they can be prescribed. Prescribers can find an indication and formulas that suits the personal needs of the patient. Pharmacists can find customized formulas with the methods of compounding. Formulary represents a scientifically evidence-based selection of formulas for customized medication and is available free to all prescribers and pharmacists.