More than a compounding pharmacy: a partner. We don't make products for everyone — we make formulations for prescribers who specify. When the bottom line is the patient, medicine becomes about results, rigor, and record-keeping.
Why we compound →
Compounding is not manufacturing. It is the deliberate practice of a pharmacist preparing a medicine — by formula, for a patient, to a prescriber's order. We treat that distinction as a discipline, not a marketing line.
Every formulation that leaves our hood is documented: API source, lot number, BUD, environmental controls, the technician who prepared it, and the pharmacist who released it.
We test what is testable: sterility, endotoxin, potency. We discard what is borderline. We file what is dispatched. The paperwork is not the point — but the paperwork makes the point provable.
If an operator wants to know what they're dispensing, the answer is in the file. If a prescriber wants to know how it was made, the file says.
A dynamic healthcare pharmacy leader with extensive experience across community, long-term care, specialty & home infusion, academia, PBM, 340B inventory management, and clinical settings — with a track record of building and launching pharmacies across the United States, and consulting for clients in diverse pharmacy environments.
The shortest version of how we operate. Longer answers, lot reports, and full SOPs are available to prescribers on request.
Talk to a pharmacist →Compounding is the practice of a licensed pharmacist preparing a medicine to a prescriber's specification — by formula, for a patient. It allows for strengths, routes, and combinations that aren't commercially available. We compound only against a valid prescription.
USP <795> for non-sterile, <797> for sterile, and <800> for hazardous drugs. We are PCAB-accredited and licensed in 47 states. Lot, BUD, and environmental records ship with every dispatch.
Traditional retail pharmacies dispense manufactured medicines. We formulate to specification — for prescribers who need a strength, route, or combination that isn't on a manufacturer's shelf. Our customers are the prescribers and operators, not walk-ins.
Yes. We integrate with telemedicine platforms via our fulfillment API — orders in, dispatch confirmation out. White-labeled packaging and lot reports are standard.
Standard 72 hours for sterile compounding, 48 hours for non-sterile. Volume partners get scheduled production windows. Cold-chain dispatch ships overnight; ambient ships ground.
Most compounded medications are cash-pay. Some preparations may be covered depending on the patient's plan and the prescribing context. We provide itemized receipts patients can submit for reimbursement.
47 states. Licensure in the remaining three is in progress. A current state-by-state list lives in your prescriber portal.
Yes — bottle, vial, box, and insert. Minimums apply (typically 100 units/month). Your brand on the label, our pharmacist of record on the file.