Central Compounding Center South, LLC

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Central Compounding Center and Central Compounding Center South are family-owned compounding only pharmacies located in Durham, NC. We serve the Durham, Cary, Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Oxford, Piedmont and Henderson areas and beyond; specializing in customizing medications to meet the needs of each individual patient. We can work with your doctor, veterinarian, or other health practitioner to prepare a medication that is just right for you or your pet! Our state-of-the-art compounding facilities contain the latest technologies to provide you with the highest quality compounds. Our pharmacists and staff have over 75 years of combined experience in compounding and have received extensive training in specialty compounding and nutrition in order to provide you with the best information and the highest quality compounds to promote your wellness.

Bill is a 1970 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Pharmacy. He is the founder, along with his wife Helen, of Central Pharmacy and Central Compounding Center. The pharmacy is now truly a family business with both his daughter Jennifer and son David in the business. He has over thirty years of compounding experience creating some innovative products for his patients. His goal has consistently been to always put his patients first, providing the best products and services possible. Currently, Bill is enjoying semi- retirement.

In order to better serve our customers while continuing to provide the same high level of customer service and quality medication, we will be closing Central Compounding Center and merging with our other location - Central Compounding Center South. The closure and subsequent merger will become effective on or after June 1, 2013.

Women who have had breast cancer are often warned to avoid estrogen preparations. Concern about the possible presence of estrogenically active substances in commercially available “youth enhancing” and “rejuvenating” creams, despite the absence of any mention in the ingredient list, led California physicians who treat women with breast cancer to obtain 16 random samples and have them analyzed at an independent lab. Five samples contained estrogens. Cosmetic laws are based on an outdated and untrue concept that an intact skin is a barrier to topically applied hormones. Manufacturers of cosmetics (including moisturizers) are trusted to provide accurate ingredient labels, and government agencies do not test these products unless a problem is reported. Use of cosmetics containing estrogenically active substances could pose a serious risk to women with estrogen-receptor-positive breast cancer and also could disrupt hormone balance in otherwise healthy women.

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