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    Compounding pharmacy · West Los Angeles

    Compounded for one patient at a time.

    Your prescriber writes the prescription. Our pharmacists make it by hand in our West Los Angeles pharmacy and ship it anywhere in California.

    Patients

    See formulas your prescriber can write.

    Start with your concern

    Browse treatments·How it works

    Prescribers

    Search the formulary, build the Rx, send it.

    Open the Prescriber Portal

    ePrescribe ·Provider resources

    A white compounding bottle with a brass cap on green felt, beside dried lavender and eucalyptus
    Our pharmacy
    12203 W Pico Blvd, West Los Angeles
    Made here
    Every medication made in our own lab, by our pharmacists
    Treatments
    Skin, hair, hormones, sexual health, pain, sleep and more
    Delivery
    Local delivery or shipping across California · fees quoted
    Talk to a pharmacist
    424-228-1049

    Start with the concern

    What are you treating?

    Search the public formulary by concern, ingredient or form. Every formula needs a prescription from your prescriber.

    Or answer three questions

    How it works

    From prescription to your door.

    1. 1

      Your prescriber writes the Rx

      A licensed prescriber you choose (MD, DO, NP or PA) writes the prescription. The choice is always yours.

    2. 2

      The Rx reaches us

      ePrescribe, fax or phone. We confirm receipt and a pharmacist reviews the order before anything is made.

    3. 3

      We make it

      Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, weighed and prepared by hand in our lab. Most orders are ready in one to two business days.

    4. 4

      Delivered or picked up

      Shipped across California in plain packaging, temperature-controlled when needed, or collected at the pharmacy.

    Why compounding

    Made to the prescription, not to the shelf.

    Commercial products come in fixed strengths and fixed combinations. A compounded prescription is written for one patient, then prepared to that order. It is not a substitute for FDA-approved medicine; it is what a prescriber reaches for when the approved product is the wrong strength, the wrong form, or carries an excipient the patient cannot tolerate.

    Strength
    The exact strength on the prescription: a percentage for a cream or solution, a dose per capsule or troche.
    Combination
    Several active ingredients in one preparation instead of separate products, checked for compatibility.
    Base
    We can leave out dyes, fragrance, parabens or gluten where the formula allows.
    Form
    Cream, gel, troche, capsule, nasal spray. The route that suits the patient, not the one on the shelf.
    Pharmacist
    Second-generation pharmacists. Call and you reach the person who prepared the medication.

    For providers

    A formulary you can prescribe from.

    Search the formulary by concern, ingredient or form. Build the Rx with typical strength ranges in front of you. Send it through SiPrescribe, and call a pharmacist when a patient needs something the formula does not cover.

    ePrescribe
    SiPrescribe · NCPDP 5685271 · e-prescribing
    Turnaround
    Most orders are ready in one to two business days
    Consults
    Direct pharmacist line for dosing, bases and formulation questions
    Pricing
    Cash-pay, HSA/FSA eligible; we quote the price before we fill

    Talk to the pharmacist who makes it.

    Mon–Fri 9am–6pm · Sat 10am–2pm at the West Pico pharmacy. A pharmacist answers, not a phone tree.

    424-228-1049