Revelation Pharma

A huge congrats to a pair trio of pharmacy compounding champs: Jessica Myers and Kaleasha Piranti of Stanley Specialty Pharmacy in Charlotte, N.C. and Dana Epps of Eagle Pharmacy of Hoover, Ala.

Together they’ve received grants worth almost $1,500 from the Alliance of Pharmacy Compounding’s Pharmacy Compounding Foundation to attend a 15-hour course, “The Ethical, Legal, and Regulatory Foundations of Pharmacy Compounding” offered by Virginia Commonwealth University.

The course will give them some top-notch training to hone in their compounding skills, and it’ll teach them the ins and outs of not just the legal issues, but how to keep their ethical standards at their peak.

Nice job, Jessica and Kaleasha! (Psst: You, too, can take the course — click here for info.)

Shout-out to our own Emily Durham — she’s got an article in the latest edition of Rx Insider’s 20 Ways magazine: (almost) everything you need to know about the new USP Chapter <795> updates. Click here to check it out.

For non-pharmacists, USP chapters are one of the important ways of ensuring compounded medications are safe, and that compounding pharmacists are always practicing at the tops of their games. Chapters like <795> cover best practices for everything from updated safety protocols to education requirements — and a lot more.

We’re proud to have Emily’s article in a prominent pharmacy magazine like 20 Ways — just more proof that the Revelation Pharma family has the best and brightest of compounding pharmacy!