503A Compounding Pharmacy
Specialized Compounding Services
Our pharmacists prepare medications to your prescription from USP-grade ingredients.
Cash-Based PharmacyHSA/FSA EligibleWhat We Prepare
We prepare prescriptions in these areas, always to a prescriber's order.
Custom Compounding
Medications prepared to your prescriber's order for you.
Learn MoreHormone Therapy
Bioidentical hormones compounded to your prescriber's dose.
Learn MoreSpecialty Medications
Discontinued or unavailable medications, when a prescriber orders them.
Learn MoreDermatological Solutions
Topical formulas prepared to your prescriber's order.
Learn MoreVeterinary Medications
Medications for pets, prepared from your veterinarian's prescription.
Learn MoreOur Compounding Approach
Every preparation is made by a licensed pharmacist to a prescriber's order, with pharmacist-verified quality checks per USP <795>.
Quality Checks
Every compounded preparation gets pharmacist-verified quality checks per USP <795> before it is dispensed, following our written procedures for USP <795> and <800>.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our compounding services and processes.
What is pharmaceutical compounding?
Compounding is preparing a medication from individual ingredients to a prescriber's order for one patient. Pharmacists combine, mix or alter ingredients to the strength and form on the prescription.
Why choose compounded medications?
A prescriber may order a compounded medication when a commercial product contains an ingredient you must avoid, when you need a different form (such as a cream instead of a pill), or when a needed strength or combination is not sold.
How does pricing work for compounded medications?
As a cash-based pharmacy, we price each preparation by its ingredients, complexity and labor, and quote the price before we prepare it.
How is my compounded medication checked?
We follow USP <795> and USP <800>, use pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, and every preparation gets pharmacist-verified quality checks per USP <795> before it is dispensed. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.