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    GenerationPharmacy

    A Family Legacy of Pharmacists

    About Generation Pharmacy

    Founded by siblings and second-generation USC pharmacists, building a compounding pharmacy where ingredient quality, pricing transparency, and clinical rigor aren't negotiable.

    As second-generation pharmacists and siblings born and raised in West Los Angeles, Dr. Gene Lang and Dr. Alexa Lang carry a rich family legacy in pharmaceutical care. Both graduates of the USC School of Pharmacy, their upbringing within a multi-generational family of pharmacists instilled a profound understanding of community health and the power of personalized solutions.

    They founded Generation Pharmacy to prepare careful, patient-specific prescriptions, with a focus on skin, hair and hormone compounding.

    Their vision: a compounding pharmacy where you can see every ingredient, get a price quote before anything is filled, and reach a pharmacist when you call.

    Meet Our Pharmacists

    A family legacy of pharmacists — second-generation, USC-trained, and focused on careful compounding.

    Dr. Gene Lang, PharmD

    Pharmacist-in-Charge · Co-Founder

    USC School of Pharmacy graduate. Second-generation compounding pharmacist.

    Dr. Alexa Lang, PharmD

    Co-Founder & Pharmacist

    USC School of Pharmacy graduate. Second-generation compounding pharmacist.

    Why Generation Pharmacy

    The values that drive every formulation we compound and every patient we serve.

    Family Legacy

    Second-generation pharmacists continuing a multi-generational tradition of community health and personalized pharmaceutical care.

    Precision Over One-Size-Fits-All

    Custom strengths, combinations and dosage forms, compounded to each patient's prescription.

    Quality Standards

    USP-grade ingredients and quality checks. We follow written procedures for USP <795> and USP <800>.

    Careful Formulation

    We prepare complex non-sterile preparations to USP <795> and USP <800>.

    Not sure where to start?

    Answer three questions to see formulas your prescriber can consider. Bring the list to your prescriber, or call a pharmacist.

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