Drug Compounding Lab Furniture — Sterile & Non-Sterile Compounding

Compounding Lab Furniture for Pharmacies & Outsourcing Facilities

Drug compounding labs — whether hospital pharmacies, retail compounding pharmacies, or 503B outsourcing facilities — must meet strict USP chapter standards for facility design and equipment. Labs USA provides compounding lab furniture that supports USP 795, 797, and 800 compliance.

Sterile Compounding (USP 797) Furniture

• Primary engineering controls — laminar airflow workbenches (LAFWs) and compounding aseptic isolators (CAIs) for ISO 5 compounding
• Cleanroom casework — stainless steel and polymer casework for buffer rooms and ante rooms
• Pass-through cabinets — interlocking pass-throughs between clean zones to maintain pressure differentials
• Gowning room furniture — benches, shoe covers dispensers, and garment storage for ante room gowning procedures
• Cleaning and disinfection stations — dedicated areas for cleaning compounding equipment and surfaces

Non-Sterile Compounding (USP 795) Furniture

• Compounding benches — smooth, cleanable work surfaces for weighing, mixing, and packaging
• Balance stations — enclosed or draft-shielded weighing areas for powder handling
• Storage casework — organized chemical and excipient storage with proper segregation
• Ventilated enclosures — containment hoods for handling volatile or irritating compounds

Hazardous Drug Compounding (USP 800) Furniture

• Containment primary engineering controls (C-PECs) — Class II BSCs and CSTDs for hazardous drug preparation
• Negative pressure room furniture — casework and benches designed for rooms with negative pressure relative to surrounding areas
• Decontamination stations — dedicated decon areas with spill kits and proper waste segregation
• PPE storage — double-gloving stations, chemo gown storage, and respiratory protection areas

503B Outsourcing Facility Furniture

503B outsourcing facilities operate at larger scale than hospital pharmacies and require:

• Production-grade compounding suites with high-throughput furniture layouts
• QC laboratory furniture for release testing (potency, sterility, endotoxin)
• Environmental monitoring workstations
• Packaging and labeling stations with cleanroom-compatible materials

Get a Compounding Lab Furniture Quote

Whether you’re building a hospital compounding pharmacy, opening a 503B facility, or renovating for USP compliance, we provide design, furniture, and installation. Contact Labs USA for a free consultation.