Prescriptions Ketamine

Ketamine compounds available in three dosage forms.

Including Sublingual tablets, Troches, and Nasal Spray

For Providers:

Ketamine Dosage Forms

In Picture (Left to Right): (1) Sublingual tablets packaged in foil tray; (2) Troches prepared in a tray mold and scored to break into halves or quarters and packaged in a blue vial; and (3) Nasal spray packaged in a bottle with spray attachment.

Ketamine sublingual tablets:

Smaller than a troche designed to dissolve under your tongue.

Ketamine Troches:

Small lozenges scored in quarters that are designed to dissolve, similar to a cough drop.

Ketamine nasal spray:

Packaged in an unpressurized bottle with spray attachment. 

Ketamine Compounds Pricing

*We do not accept insurance, however, we can provide a universal claim form for the patient to submit to their insurance carrier.

**We also offer topical pain creams and gel compounds containing ketamine. Please don’t hesitate to ask us for more information.

***The information contained herein is NOT intended to be the label for a finished drug product. No claims are made as to the uses, safety, efficacy or bioavailability of the compounded products contained therein. The suggested formulations are provided for reference only and are based on formulations that have historically been ordered by duly licensed professionals. The suggested compounded products are not intended to replace the independent judgment of the prescriber or the licensed pharmacist.

"What does Days supply" mean?

Some prescriptions are taken “as needed” and some are taken daily. Days Supply refers to how many days your prescription should last you. For example, if you take one pill daily and have a days supply of “30,” it should last you for 30 days.

Why does days supply matter?

Controlled medications have more restrictions due to laws and regulations. These regulations are to help ensure patient safety. Because of this, prescription orders often cannot be refilled early. At Valor, we can only fill a new prescription AFTER the days supply for the previous prescription ends. For example, if a patient runs out of a prescription after 28 days of a 30 day supply, the pharmacy will not be able to begin to fill the prescription for another two days.

Do I need to request a refill each month?

Controlled substances such as Ketamine are currently not eligible for the Automatic Refill Program. This means you will need to request a refill each month. To do this you can call our pharmacy, have your doctor send us a new valid prescription, or you can fill out a request for a refill online.

How to request a refill and the refill process

When you are ready to refill, navigate to https://www.valorcompounding.com/refill-rx/ and log in through HealNow to submit a request for refilling your prescription. A detailed written description is available on the Refill Rx webpage showing how to request a refill and there is also a video showing how to request a refill. 

How do i speak to a valor employee?

If you still have questions and want to speak to someone for clarification or assistance, dial 855-554-2889 or send an email to: customercare@vcprx.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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