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The medicine in large pills can be mixed into a solution by the pharmacist and given orally. This action is commonly called “compound drugs;” such medications mix or alter a recipe of ingredients to meet a patient’s needs. However, compound drugs are not FDA-approved. (Photo by Senior Airman Hailey Staker, 28th Bomb Wing)
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Behind the scenes, DHA supports DOJ to fight compound drug fraud

If a child needs medicine in a pill that is too large to swallow, that medication can be mixed into a solution by the pharmacist and given to the child orally.