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Midwest Compounding

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Midwest Compounding

Offering custom compounded medications to meet every patient’s special and unique need. Currently licensed in IA, MO, IL, and MN.

Your Midwest Compounding pharmacist has been specially trained to prepare customized medications for your special needs. He can compound unique forms of medications for humans and animals. It provides valuable benefits to many patients, especially those who might have difficulty taking medications due to stomach irritation or other side effects. Pharmacy compounding can provide alternate methods of delivery. Instead of capsule or tablet, medications can be compounded in topical gel, cream or spray that can be absorbed through the skin. Through compounding, a physician and pharmacist can customize the dosage to the exact amount the patient requires, and find a dosage form that best suits the patient’s needs. Most of your medications can be created. The compounded medications can take the form of the following:
• Solutions, suppositories, sprays
• Oral rinses, lollipops, troches
• Capsules, creams or gels

12/19/2025

More than 38 million people in the U.S. are living with diabetes. This statistic can be shocking for those newly diagnosed.

Take proactive steps and talk to your healthcare provider about your risk factors today. It’s never too early to understand your health better. Together, we can navigate diabetes with confidence!

12/18/2025

Just a reminder, we will be closed on December 25.

12/17/2025

Q: Can I use my HSA to purchase over-the-counter medications?

A: Yes, you can. The rules on this have changed over time.

As of 2011, the ACA prohibited the purchase of over-the-counter medications with health savings account (HSA) funds, unless a doctor wrote a prescription for them. But Section 4402 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act changed that.

The law, which was enacted in March 2020, eliminated the sentence at the end of Section 223(d)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 that had previously prohibited the purchase of non-prescription over-the-counter medications with HSA money.

12/16/2025

About 40% of patients don't fill new prescriptions. One of the biggest reasons is cost. Here's a way to save on prescription drug prices at our pharmacy: Savings Card by Choice Rx Solutions https://bit.ly/49bOmMi

12/15/2025

CBS News reports rising cases of the flu. It's not too late to get a flu shot.

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12/12/2025

GOOD NEWS FRIDAY!

Customer service is one of our key success factors. It’s what people expect, and after a series of five-star Google reviews, we have noticed a trend. When you come into our pharmacy, you’re more than a number on a prescription bottle. Thank you to all our customers who have left feedback for us this week. It truly helps our organization deliver an unmatched level of customer service, as displayed in this review:

“Agreeing with everyone else. We just left a larger big box drug store where we experienced long lines inside and out, and pharmacists who were grumpy and put you on hold forever. Here, I've experienced stellar customer service with a smile. I'm so happy I switched!!!”

12/11/2025

One of the biggest changes in healthcare in the past 10 years has been the development of new medical devices. Could a new depression treatment device be on it's way to a pharmacy near you? One just received FDA Approval: https://reut.rs/4j1CNur

12/10/2025

Do you want to know what states are dealing more cases of flu? There's a map for that. Weekly US Map: Influenza Summary Update https://bit.ly/4aIocBX It's not too late to get protected. Stop in for a flu shot!

12/09/2025

Feeling Under the Weather? Dealing with a cold or flu can be challenging, but you don't have to go through it alone. Our experienced pharmacists are more than ready to assist with personalized advice and support tailored to your needs. Whether you're unsure about which medication is right for you or need tips on faster recovery, we’re here to help you get back on your feet. Wishing you a speedy recovery! 💊😊

12/08/2025

Don’t leave money on the table! Use your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) for qualifying medical expenses before the year ends! 💰🕒

Common Eligible Expenses (Health Care FSA)

Medical: Copays, coinsurance, deductibles, doctor visits, prescriptions, insulin, medical equipment (crutches, wheelchairs).

Dental: Cleanings, fillings, braces, orthodontia, dentures.

Vision: Eye exams, glasses, contact lenses/solution, LASIK.

OTC Items: Pain relievers, allergy meds, antacids, bandages, thermometers, pregnancy tests, sunscreen (SPF 15+), menstrual products, hand sanitizers (COVID-related).

Services: Acupuncture, chiropractic care, physical therapy, birth control.

Specialized: Hearing aids, diabetic supplies, breast pumps, childbirth classes, flu shots.

Your local pharmacist can help determine what over the counter items qualify for your FSA.

12/05/2025

GOOD NEWS FRIDAY POST! We are fortunate to have GREAT customers. Great customer service is built on relationships. We take pride in knowing both you and your health care needs. A review posted this week by one of our customers made us feel so appreciative, we're posting it here. This is what our customers have come to expect.

“I’ve always appreciated this pharmacy. I have been getting prescriptions filled with them for 18 years for myself my kids and my grandkids. They are very friendly and they come to know you. After Recently dealing with my husband‘s pharmacy at a nearby chain grocery store, I have come to further appreciate the amenities at this store. I like the easy access of the reach out drawer at the drive up. I like the fact that they communicate with you on the status of your prescription. At the store my husband uses, you just don’t hear about it unless you go and ask them about it. Then they’ll say oh we didn’t have that we’re awaiting a shipment. That store is always waiting on a shipment. My pharmacist was super helpful with my heart medication when I was having trouble getting responses from my doctor and running out of medication. I appreciate the people at this pharmacy.”

12/03/2025

International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) is a UN day that is celebrated every year on 3 December. The day is about promoting the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities at every level of society and development, and to raise awareness of the situation of persons with disabilities in all aspects of political, social, economic, and cultural life. WHO joins the UN in observing this day each year, reinforcing the importance of securing the rights of people with disabilities, so they can participate fully, equally and effectively in society with others, and face no barriers in all aspects of their lives.

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9379 Swanson Boulevard Ste E
Clive, IA
50325

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Website

http://www.midwestcompounding.com/

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Your Midwest Compounding pharmacist, Tyler Greiner, PharmD has been specially trained to prepare customized medications for your special needs. He can compound unique forms of medications for humans and animals. It provides valuable benefits to many patients, especially those who might have difficulty taking medications due to stomach irritation or other side effects. Pharmacy compounding can provide alternate methods of delivery. Instead of capsule or tablet, medications can be compounded in topical gel, cream or spray that can be absorbed through the skin. Through compounding, a physician and pharmacist can customize the dosage to the exact amount the patient requires, and find a dosage form that best suits the patient’s needs. Most of your medications can be created. The compounded medications can take the form of the following: • Solutions, suppositories, sprays • Oral rinses, lollipops, troches • Capsules, creams or gels