Myerlee Pharmacy has served physicians and customers since 1991. We have established ourselves in Lee County as a well respected leader in the pharmaceutical compounding industry. Our state-of-the-art on-site sterile compounding pharmacy is the only pharmacy in Lee County with a sterile license from State Board of Pharmacy. Our ISO Class 7 clean room meets USP 797 guidelines.
We provide high quality, cost-effective, customized compounded drug formulations of medications that are not available from a pharmaceutical manufacturer. We produce a wide range of unique compounded medications suitable for every individual customer after having received a prescription from your physician.
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Jeff Steele, owner and pharmacist at Myerlee Pharmacy, graduated from West Virginia University in 1982 and has practiced in Lee County since 1984. Before purchasing the pharmacy with partner Milton Larrea, he worked at Walgreen’s and served as Director of Pharmacy at Charter Glade Hospital for 10 years. Jeff enjoys golfing and spending time with his wife Lisa and sons.
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Milton Larrea, pharmacist and co-owner of Myerlee Pharmacy, graduated from the University of Florida. Before purchasing the pharmacy with partner Jeff Steele, he worked at Walgreen’s and served as Director of Pharmacy at Charter Glade Hospital for 10 years. Milton enjoys spending time with his wife Maria, his sons Michael and Marcus, and his grandchildren.
Myerlee Pharmacy has been compounding sterile & non-sterile prescriptions since 1991. Our state-of-the-art ISO Class 7 clean room exceeds USP 797 guidelines. Myerlee pharmacy is the only compounding pharmacy with a sterile license from the State Board of Pharmacy in Lee County Florida.
We offer Sterile Injectables, Preservative- Free Formulations, Eye Drops, Intramuscular medications, Subcutaneous medications, Inhalations & many other sterile compounds. Our products are tested for Sterility, Potency, Fungus, & Pathogens.
There are several reasons why Myerlee Pharmacy provides non-sterile compounded prescriptions. Many patients are allergic to preservatives or dyes and could be sensitive to standard drug strengths. With a physician’s consent, we can change the strength of a medication, alter its form in the most convenient way for the patient to receive proper dosing, or add flavor to make some medications more palatable.
Medications may be commercially unavailable due to being back-ordered by the manufacture, discontinued due to decreased usage, which could result of an introduction of a newer drug.
Myerlee Pharmacy prepares medication using several unique delivery systems, such as sublingual troche/lozenges, capsules, lollipops, transdermal gel/cream, suppositories, and liquid.
