Mechanism of Action:
Customized Multi-Ingredient Delivery: A compounded oral rinse is a practitioner-directed formulation that may combine several active pharmaceutical ingredients—such as antihistamines, anesthetics, and mucosal protectants—into a single liquid vehicle.
Localized Pharmaceutical Support: This preparation is designed to provide topical contact with the oral mucosa. Practitioners typically request these formulations when a patient requires a specific combination of ingredients that is not commercially available in a single manufactured product.
Mucoadhesive Properties: When utilized with advanced PCCA bases such as MucoLox®, the formulation is engineered to improve the contact time of the active ingredients with the oral tissue, acting as a protective barrier.
"Magic Mouthwash"
Oral Suspension / Mucoadhesive Rinse
Mechanism of Action
Clinical Advantages
- ✓ Ingredient Flexibility: Compounding allows for the exclusion of common irritants such as alcohol, dyes, or artificial flavorings that may be found in commercial oral products.
- ✓ Precision Dosing: Pharmacists can adjust the concentrations of active agents to meet the specific physiological requirements of the patient as outlined by their healthcare provider.