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Who makes it, who prescribes it, and what they answer to.
Compounded medicine is only as good as the people behind it. Here is every link in the chain, the standard each one is held to, and what happens when something is not right.What sterile compounding is measured onFour measures, set by the standard rather than by us. A preparation that misses any one of them is not fit to dispense.
PotencyDoes it contain what the label says, at the strength the label says.≥ 95% OF LABEL
SterilityNo bacterial or fungal growth. The test that matters most for anything injected.NO GROWTH, 14 DAYS
pHWithin range, so it does not sting going in or degrade on the shelf.WITHIN RANGE
EndotoxinNo bacterial residue left behind, even after the bacteria are gone.< 0.5 EU/MG
From consult to doorstepNo mystery middlemen. Every link is a US entity we can name and you can look up.
Consult with a licensed providerLicensed in the state you are sitting in, without restriction, in good standing, and carrying malpractice cover. Available within 24 hours of your visit.
Prepared by an independent licensed U.S. pharmacyPrepared by an independent licensed U.S. pharmacy under applicable compounding standards.
Discreetly delivered to your doorUnbranded packaging, cold-chain where it is needed, and tracked the whole way. Your prescriber stays reachable after it lands.
If a batch fails, it does not ship. That is the whole policy.
Questions, answered
What standard is my medicine made to?
What happens if a batch fails?
How do I know my dose is what it says?
Is compounded medicine FDA-approved?
Which pharmacies do you use?
Not sure which one?Not a problem. Answer a few questions online — no calls, no appointment. A licensed provider reads them and decides what fits. Nothing is prescribed or charged until they do.Get started
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Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA. When prescribed, they are prepared and dispensed by an independent licensed U.S. pharmacy. This page is for information only and is not medical advice. Prescriptions are written at the discretion of a U.S.-licensed clinician after review of your intake.