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Men’s Health
We are here to help you learn and address your concerns.
How do we support men’s health?
Valor supports the unique needs of men, especially as you approach midlife, focusing on both mental and physical health, including anti-aging, hormone replacement therapy, and urological conditions.
One of our valued strengths is understanding the full picture of your health – whether you are a former athlete, first-responder, or a stay-at-home parent, we can assist you in finding the right treatment options with your doctor that may be the best fit for you.
With a focus on urological conditions, Testosterone is a primary androgenic hormone that decreases over time as men age. This is commonly known as “Male Menopause” or “Andropause”. Low levels of testosterone can be related to changes such as gradual loss of energy, loss of muscle, loss of mental focus, increased fat, decreased stamina, loss of libido, and decreased sexual function. As part of the natural aging process, ED affects nearly 15 million men, yet only 5-10% of these men will seek treatment.
Testosterone is central in the male sexual response, not only in the desire for sex but also in the mechanics of withstanding an erection. With additional symptoms of low libido (or desire for sex) and fatigue, boosting testosterone hormones may be prescribed by a doctor.
Compounds We Specialize In:
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Hormone Replacement ›
Topical Pain ›
Low-Dose Naltrexone ›
Programs We Offer:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is compounding?
Compounding is a specific process by which a pharmacist prepares customized medications to treat unique healthcare needs when no commercially available medication can address those needs adequately. For example, if you require an unavailable dosage, formula, flavor, or strength – or if there is a nationwide drug shortage of a commercially available drug – Valor Compounding Pharmacy can prepare that medication for you with a prescription from your provider.
What is the difference between commercially available medications and compounded medications?
Compounding is a specific process by which a pharmacist prepares customized medications to treat unique healthcare needs when no commercially available medication can address those needs adequately. For example, if you require an unavailable dosage, formula, flavor, or strength – or if there is a nationwide drug shortage of a commercially available drug – Valor Compounding Pharmacy can prepare that medication for you with a prescription from your provider.
How are compounded medications customized?
With a physician’s prescription, a compounding pharmacist can adjust dosage for strength or quantity, change the medication’s form (e.g., create a liquid for a child or adult who cannot swallow a pill), formulate the medication to exclude non-essential ingredients (i.e.. dyes, gluten, sugar, lactose, preservatives), or flavor certain medications for adherence to taking the medication.
Are compounded prescriptions safe?
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recognizes that the practice of pharmacy compounding is an alternative for patients who require medication that is not commercially available, or not available due to drug shortages. To ensure patient safety, all compounded prescriptions must be prescribed by a licensed provider and created by a licensed pharmacist. In addition, the products and supplies used by Valor Compounding Pharmacy come from FDA-registered and inspected wholesaler facilities.