How We Make Rx Strength Topical Pain Creams

Providing patient's with choices to traditional treatments is a priority here at Medistat. We believe the best way to treat pain is to treat it where hurts not the whole body. Which is why we compound topical pain medications to treat various types of pain while avoiding the issues that plague opiate use. In this feature we show you the process of how we compound our anti-inflammatory pain cream.

[@aliaschemist4397]

The video is old. I contacted the compounder and to the best of my knowledge the ingredients are: Ketoprofin (an NSAID like Ibuprofin): 20% (not high for topical use), Baclofen: 2% (muscle spasm reducer), cyclobenzaprene (Flexeril): 2% (muscle relaxant), Lidocain: 5% (pain releiver used in hospitals, pain patches), a glycol like propylene glycol (used as a wetting agent to make a smooth paste) and the brown liquid (Litmax?) which carries the drugs through the layers of the skin into the muscle

[@leslievalcarcel860]

alias chemist 👍🏻

[@James-ExCrappieKing]

Lipmax Lecithin & Isopropyl Palmitate

[@ninacarranza5189]

I want to do this job. what training do u need?

[@drcuneohealthtips]

nice video good process

[@adnankhalid6498]

Nice video

[@m16887]

can you please write down the ingredients, concentrations, wetting agent and the base ?

[@tbviaemail]

why did you not reduce particle size in a mortar?

[@danielcurtis1434]

I could use help compounding some cream for my dogs cramps. I’ve tried lidocaine injections. However the pain is very ambiguous and I think getting it over the entire dermal layer across her muscles may work??? I just don’t know what would be best? I’m just looking to be mixing something water rich like aloe Vera and lidocaine. I would like to add some prednisone or hydrocortisone and was gonna try propylene glycol (it’s really all I have) as the emulsifier. The problem then is I then have too much liquid??? This is probably a fool’s errand. My dog at this point needs systemic pain relief.

[@MrMee322]

Cyclobenzaprine + propylene glycol? You should be careful as the compound can become sticky

[@CNGRN1]

Is that an exhalation valve on your mask?

[@aliciaali8299]

Most probably this is using for topical use, so why using hood .

[@Dahna_]

Probably because she didn’t want to breathe in fine dust particles? Maybe added protection with the mask.

[@carrielorentz1]

I was told this was homeopathic, lol

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[@rickideemus]

Video runs over 5 minutes. Everything oh-so-precise and careful. How much you wanna bet they give their workers about 20 seconds per jar. Hah!