Equipment
Explore our diverse range of compounding equipment—designed to streamline workflows, automate processes, and deliver reproducible quality, all while adapting to the needs of the future.
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pharmacy hood
Whether you're compounding sterile or non-sterile preparations, our pharmacy hoods provide the containment and control needed to support safe, effective workflows.
Achieve efficient
capsule filling
Boost productivity with a capsule machine designed to streamline your workflow, reduce preparation time, and deliver repeatable results—batch after batch.
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The Medisca MAZ® mixer is a versatile mixer and deaerator system perfect for creams, gels, ointments, and liquids. Its vacuum-like function removes air entrapment, combining mixing and deaeration in one step. With no need for mixing rods or blades, it achieves high-speed mixing up to 2000 rpm and reduces processing times.
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Discover innovative solutions that streamline your compounding process and boost efficiency at every stage of your workflow.
Adhere to USP standards
Ensure your equipment purchases comply with USP regulatory standards.
USP <795>
Non-sterile compounding
Stay informed with USP <795> guidelines for non-sterile compounding, which require equipment to be appropriately designed, sized, and maintained to ensure accuracy, cleanliness, and safety. Equipment must be made from non-reactive, cleanable materials and regularly cleaned to prevent cross-contamination. Balances must meet USP <41> standards for weighing and measuring tools must support precision and consistency.
USP <797>
Sterile compounding
USP <797> outlines the requirements for equipment used in sterile compounding designed as cleanable, non-reactive, and maintained in a state of control. Compounding must take place within an ISO-classified environment, such as an ISO 5 primary engineering control (PEC) located in an ISO 7 buffer room. PECs, including laminar airflow workbenches (LAFWs), compounding aseptic isolators (CAIs), and biological safety cabinets (BSCs), must be certified and regularly maintained.
USP <800>
Hazardous drug compounding
USP <800> outlines that equipment used for hazardous drug compounding must be properly contained, made from cleanable, non-reactive materials, and regularly decontaminated to minimize exposure and ensure safe preparation. Balances must comply with USP <41> and be used within certified containment devices, such as biological safety cabinets (BSCs) or compounding aseptic containment isolators (CACIs), in a negative-pressure environment.
Standard operating
procedures
Streamline compliance and achieve accreditation with Medisca standard operating procedures (SOPs). Downloadable, customizable, and user-friendly compounding procedures that support regulatory adherence and elevate standards of practice.
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consultations
Experience personalized one-on-one support with our expert team of consultants, drawing on more than 20+ years of compounding experience.
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