Medicine made to fit the patient.
When a manufactured medication isn’t available in the strength, dosage form or formula a patient needs, we can compound one exactly as their healthcare provider prescribes it.
- Licensed in 16 states
- Sterile and non-sterile compounding
- NABP Accredited
Filling a prescription with us?
- Refill a prescription
- Transfer from another pharmacy
- Shipping and delivery
- Send us a message
- Directions to the pharmacy
399 Waller Ave, Suite 110, Lexington, KY 40504
Questions about your medication? Call (859) 276-3905 and ask to speak with a pharmacist.
Prescribe a preparation your patient can’t get commercially.
NPI 1427115583
Certified, accredited and verified
LegitScript independently reviews healthcare companies, pharmacies among them, for compliance with the laws and regulations that apply to them, and keeps monitoring them after certification. Lexington Compounding Pharmacy is LegitScript certified, an NABP Accredited Compounding Pharmacy, and a .Pharmacy-verified website.
Verify our certification- compounded formulas
- 300+
- dosage forms
- 12
- doses dispensed
- 500K+
- states licensed
- 16
Seven areas of care, one pharmacy
More than 300 formulas across 12 dosage forms. Choose an area to see the preparations prescribers order most.
Creams · capsules · troches
Hormone therapy
Estradiol, estriol, progesterone, testosterone and DHEA, dosed as prescribed.
Explore hormone therapyOften prescribed
- Bi-Est Cream
- DHEA / Testosterone Capsules
- Estradiol / Estriol Capsules
- Estradiol Vaginal Cream
- Progesterone Capsules
Capsules · creams · troches · injections
Men’s health
Testosterone cream, enclomiphene, gonadorelin and more.
Explore men’s healthOften prescribed
Search the formularySuppositories · creams · capsules
Women’s health
Suppositories, vaginal creams and hormone preparations.
Explore women’s healthOften prescribed
- Boric Acid Suppositories
- Bi-Est Cream
- Estradiol / Estriol Capsules
- Estradiol Vaginal Cream
- Hirsutism Cream
Creams · gels · solutions · ointments
Dermatology
Creams and solutions for skin, hair and nails.
Explore dermatologyOften prescribed
All 31 in the formularyTroches · injectables · nasal sprays
Sexual wellness
Troches, injectables and sprays, shipped discreetly.
Explore sexual wellnessOften prescribed
- L-Arginine / Pentoxifylline / Sildenafil Cream
- L-Arginine / Pentoxifylline / Sildenafil / Testosterone Cream
- Oxytocin Nasal Spray
- Oxytocin Troches
- Trimix Injection
Vials · nasal sprays
Injectables and wellness
Sterile vials such as NAD+ and sermorelin, shipped cold.
Explore injectables and wellnessOften prescribed
Search the formularySuspensions · transdermal creams · capsules
Veterinary
Flavored suspensions and doses sized for the animal.
Explore veterinaryOften prescribed
- Amlodipine Transdermal Cream
- Atenolol Transdermal Cream
- Benazepril Transdermal Cream
- Budesonide Capsules
- Budesonide Oral Suspension
When off-the-shelf medication doesn’t fit, that’s when we come in
Every preparation we compound is for a specific patient, made as their healthcare provider prescribes. Prescribers turn to compounding when a commercially available medication isn’t a fit.
Why prescribers choose compounded medication for their patients
- When their patient needs a strength not sold commerciallyWe can prepare a dose no manufacturer makes, such as one between two available strengths.
- When their patient needs a different dosage formFor a patient who can’t take a tablet, the same medication can be made as a cream, liquid, troche or capsule.
- When their patient needs an ingredient left outWe can leave out a dye, filler or other ingredient the patient is allergic to or can’t tolerate.
- Multiple medications in one dosage formTwo or more medications a prescriber orders together can be combined in a single cream, capsule or liquid.
Three ways to send a prescription
Send prescriptions the way you prefer. A pharmacist will call if anything needs clarifying.
e-Prescribe
Search for Lexington Compounding Pharmacy in your EHR. Controlled substances are accepted electronically through Surescripts.
- NPI
- 1427115583
Fax
Fax a signed prescription from your office.
- Fax
- (859) 277-0252
LifeFile portal
Order, reorder and check status for every patient in one place. New to LCP? Request an account.
Licensed in Kentucky and 15 more states.
Kentucky is home. Each other state’s board of pharmacy licenses us as a nonresident pharmacy to fill prescriptions for patients there. Licensure in Nebraska is pending.
Packed cold, with everything you need to administer your medication.
- Insulated mailer. Foam-lined on all six sides and marked Refrigerate upon arrival.
- Two frozen gel packs. Frozen at the pharmacy and packed against your medication.
- Your vial. Labeled for you and sealed in an amber Rx bottle for the trip.
- Syringes. Sterile and single-use, when your prescription includes them.
- Alcohol prep pads. Sterile and single-use, 70% isopropyl alcohol.
- Printed guide. Step-by-step instructions on the front, and our pharmacist line on the back.
Compounded to USP standards, with independent accreditation.
Non-sterile preparations follow USP <795>, and sterile preparations follow USP <797>. Outside organizations review how we work: we’re NABP accredited and LegitScript certified.
- LegitScript Certified
- NABP Accredited
- Kentucky permit P06932
What people say about us
Inside the pharmacy
New preparations, the people who make them, and what’s happening at 399 Waller Ave, Suite 110.
Common questions, answered.
Can’t find your answer? Call us to speak with a member of our team.
Call (859) 276-3905What is a compounding pharmacy?
A compounding pharmacy prepares medications for an individual patient pursuant to a prescription, in a strength, combination or dosage form that isn’t commercially available.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. State boards of pharmacy license and inspect compounding pharmacies.
Which states are you licensed in?
Kentucky, where we’re based, and Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee and Wisconsin. In Florida, our license covers manufactured products and non-sterile compounds. See every license.
How do I transfer a prescription to you?
Call us at (859) 276-3905 with your old pharmacy’s name and phone number and the prescription details, and we’ll take it from there. How transfers work.