Prescription Topical Apomorphine
Individually compounded by prescription for Kentucky patients under the care of a licensed Kentucky prescriber. Currently available for Kentucky patients only.
Prescribers: Fax prescriptions to 502-565-4840
Questions: 502-445-9471
A Direct Connection Between Prescriber and Pharmacy
Ceela Naturals Pharmacy accepts prescriptions from Kentucky physicians and other authorized prescribers for compounded topical apomorphine.
This is a prescription pharmacy service. Products shown on this page are not available through the Ceela Naturals online shopping cart, and payment is not collected through Shopify.
For Prescribers
A prescription may be transmitted directly to the pharmacy using the pharmacy's accepted prescription channels.
- Evaluate the patient and determine whether a compounded preparation is appropriate.
- Prepare the patient-specific prescription.
- Send the prescription directly to Ceela Naturals Pharmacy.
- Contact the pharmacy if formulation or dispensing questions arise.
For Patients
A valid prescription from an authorized prescriber is required before the pharmacy can prepare a compounded prescription.
- Your prescriber sends the prescription to the pharmacy.
- The pharmacy reviews the prescription.
- Pharmacy staff contact you as needed to complete the dispensing process.
- Your prescription is prepared specifically for you.
About the Preparation
Apomorphine is a prescription drug. Ceela Naturals Pharmacy prepares patient-specific topical formulations when ordered by an authorized prescriber and permitted by applicable pharmacy law.
Questions concerning concentration, formulation, directions for use, dispensing, or patient-specific considerations should be discussed directly with the pharmacy and the prescribing clinician.
Prescription & Pharmacy Contact
Pharmacy / Office: 502 445 9471
Prescription Fax: 502-565-4840
Prescribers may contact the pharmacy directly with prescription or formulation questions.
Prescribers: Fax prescriptions to 502-565-4840
Questions: 502-445-9471
Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients pursuant to a prescription. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not review compounded preparations for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality before they are marketed.