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Not Just Another Compounder.

Your Gateway to Global Innovation. 

Exclusive formulations designed to meet unmet veterinary needs. 

Being “just another compounder” was never our goal, and it’s not the standard we follow when it comes to our quality. With two brands focused on a unified commitment to animal health, Epicur and Stokes bring together precision compounding and manufacturing following cGMP, FDA enforced regulations.

Through our two companies, veterinarians can access better, safer medications for both patient and practice needs. See why we stand out as partner for veterinary professionals.

 

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FELINE-SPECIFIC TREATMENTS

Bova GS-441524 Compounded at Stokes

Bova EIDD-1931 Compounded at Stokes

  • U.S.-made oral treatments for Feline Infectious Peritonitis
  • The only oral formulas identical to the Bova formulas used in clinical studies

GingiPro™ NEW! Compounded at Stokes

  • A targeted oral therapy for Feline Calicivirus-associated Chronic Gingivostomatitis
  • Minimize invasive extractions
  • Effective even in post-extraction cases and juvenile gingivitis

CANINE GLAUCOMA THERAPY

Travosant Forte™ NEW! Compounded at Stokes

Dorzolamide • Betaxolol • Travoprost - Triple glaucoma therapy in one step

  • Greater IOP reduction compared to monotherapy
  • Developed by boarded veterinary ophthalmologists
  • The same Santgar™ formulation used in Mexico for over a decade
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EQUINE CARE

Injectable Omeprazole Manufactured at Epicur

  • Only one injection is required every 5-7 days
  • No need for withholding feed prior to administration

Ertugliflozin Compounded at Stokes

  • Once-daily oral paste that reduces insulin rapidly when diet and management aren’t enough

Esomeprazole Compounded at Stokes

  • A newer-generation proton pump inhibitor for equine gastric ulcers
  • Once-daily oral paste (enteric-coated formulation to ensure reliable absorption)

Order Today

  • For office orders, call 888.508.5032
  • For patient orders, call 800.754.5222
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Where You Source Your Medications Matters

Same Drug Name. Different Formulation. Different Standards.

Compounded medications are not generics. Products from different facilities containing the same active ingredient often differ in formulation, testing, regulatory requirements, and dating. Variations between 503A/503B facilities and among individual compounding pharmacies can compromise quality, consistency, and the animal’s overall health.

Discover the difference