Re: Tylanol: from the horse's mouth

[Guest guest]

As far as compounding pharmacist is a concerned, do

> you think they could also make a gfcf multi symptom cough-cold-fever

> formula?

I don't really know anything about what can be compounded, but I would

think you could call a compounding pharmacy and ask. Then you could get

your doctor to specifically prescribe a compounded form of the medication

without the ingredients you need to avoid. Then see if Medicaid or

whatever insurance you have that covers medication will cover this, since

it was specifically prescribed as a pecial need. If you have to pay

out-of-pocket, it will surely be quite a bit more expensive than the

over-the-counter or standard prescribed medication. This is what I

understand from talking to my pharmacist.

Cheryl