John Herr, RPh
- Compounding Pharmacist of the Year (PCCA)
- Hospice Pharmacist of the Year
- NJPHA Government Affairs Committee
- NJ Coronavirus Task Force
- Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding
- Served on the following boards:
- President of the International
Academy of Compounding Pharmacists (IACP, now APC) - IACP Executive committee member
- IACP Foundation Board Garden State Pharmacy Owners
- Cardinal Regional Advisory Board
- Cardinal National Advisory Board
- Community Specialty Pharmacy Network Board
- MHA Specialty Pharmacy Board,
- President of the International
John has spent over 35 years compounding medication and building relationships in the medical community. He has extensive expertise in multiple areas of medicine and disease state management.
He is considered an expert in the industry in low dose naltrexone (LDN), pain management, integrative medicine, clinical trials, autism, sterile compounding, and much more.
John has been an advocate of using Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) for over 20 years and helps practitioners, pharmacists, and patients connect and keep up with the latest developments in LDN therapy.
About Town & Country Compounding
We are a compounding pharmacy, ranked among the top 1% in the nation due to our compounding accreditations.
Our advanced pharmacy laboratories are able to produce sterile and non-sterile medications in customized forms and strengths.
Our staff and facilities are also experts in conducting clinical trials for drug research and development.
We have expanded operations and built a high-tech, state-of-the-art 8000-square-foot compounding-only pharmacy in Ramsey, NJ.
We Ship Rxs to Multiple States
Town & Country Compounding in Ramsey, NJ is a “Compounding Only” Pharmacy able to ship to patients in various states.
Pharmacy Location
535 East Crescent Ave
Ramsey, New Jersey 07446
Passion for improving health
Town & Country Compounding exists today because of Owner Pharmacist John Herr's passion for helping patients with their challenging medication problems.
John saw over and over how he was able to help improve patients’ day-to-day lives with customized medications.
John considers himself an integrative pharmacist who has extensive expertise in multiple areas of medicine and disease state management. He is considered by his peers across the country and by physicians he works with to be a top expert in the compounding industry.
Our History
It all began at Town & Country Apothecary on Ridgewood Ave. (pictured)
When John was in pharmacy school at St John’s University, he had a dream of one day owning his own pharmacy. He accomplished that goal early in his career when he purchased Town & Country Apothecary in Ridgewood, NJ. The pharmacy was well-known in the area for its stellar customer service, retail prescriptions, and high-end luxury cosmetic lines.
The need for customized compounded medications grew, and John impressed doctors with his clinical knowledge and expertise. He observed how compounded medications helped unique populations of patients who had nowhere else to turn for their challenging often complicated medication needs. John needed more lab space to create more complex compounds.
In the early 2000s, John opened Town & Country Compounding Pharmacy around the corner from Town & Country Apothecary.
He expanded and opened Town & Country Compounding Pharmacy, a “compounding- only” pharmacy right around the corner from the original pharmacy.
Compounding was the focus of this pharmacy, and filling traditional retail prescription medications was left to the Apothecary (which he eventually sold, to devote 100% of his time to the art of compounding).
Upon continued growth, Town & Country Compounding Pharmacy moved to the current location in Ramsey, New Jersey further expanding with new, highly advanced laboratories.
What is a Compounding Pharmacy?
Medication is not one-size-fits all, and mass produced commercially available drugs may not work for patients for various reasons.
Certain drugs, combination of drugs, concentration of the drugs, or specific dosage forms that the patient needs may not be commercially available at a traditional retail pharmacy. A compounding pharmacy can customize the ingredients, strength, form, flavor and more.
Why would someone need a prescription for a compounded medication?
Commercially available drugs are the mass-marketed drugs that you can find at retail chain pharmacies. Those drugs are made in specific dosage forms and come in particular strengths. Suppose you need something that does not fit in that category, especially with a sudden condition or illness. In that case, a compounding pharmacy can really make a difference in your life.
Get the Latest from Town & Country Compounding
At Town & Country Compounding, we make both non-sterile and sterile prescription medications within our multiple labs.
Non-sterile compounded medications include capsules, lozenges, liquids, gels, lotions, ointments, hormone creams, pain creams, testosterone gels, nasal sprays, rapid dissolve tablets, etc.
Sterile compounded medications include ophthalmic drops (eye drops), infusions, injections, IV (intravenous), IM (intramuscular), SQ (subcutaneous), or irrigations containing medications to be used inside the eyes, lungs, veins, spine, muscle, or bladder. Pharmacists and certified technicians must prepare specialized medications in an environment free from bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other organisms that could cause infection. Learn more about sterile compounding →
Our goal at Town & Country Compounding is to provide high-quality compounded medicine that makes patients better. Compounded medication can be customized to best fit a patient’s health needs.