A compounding pharmacy your patients can count on
When no commercial product fits, prescribe the strength, combination or dosage form your patient needs. We compound it, check it, and ship it to them.
Sterile and non-sterile
Creams, capsules, troches, suspensions and sterile injectables, to USP <795> and <797>.
How we compound 16States licensed
Kentucky plus 15 nonresident licenses, with more pending.
LicensureDirect portal access
With an account, you have access to a direct portal with our formulary, for easy prescribing and order tracking.
Log in to the portalOur compounds
See the compounds we can make for each therapeutic area.
Request informationPharmacist access
Discuss formulas and alternatives with a pharmacist, Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM ET.
(859) 276-3905Our pharmacy at a glance
Licenses, NPI, how to send, shipping and contacts on one page.
The pharmacy at a glanceCompounding areas of care
Request information by categoryWorking with practices and platforms
Patient-specific prescriptions, filled by a pharmacy licensed in 16 states.
Partner with us- Licensed in 16 statesOne pharmacy relationship across all of them.
- Cold-chain shippingRefrigerated preparations ship packed cold, Monday through Thursday.
- A pharmacist line for your patientsFor questions about a preparation, its label or its storage.
Common questions
How do I send a prescription?
By e-prescription (search for our NPI, 1427115583), by fax, or through our direct portal. How to send a prescription.
How do I request a provider account?
Fill out the account request form. We review every request and follow up with the next steps.
Can I talk through a formula with a pharmacist before prescribing?
Yes. Call us at (859) 276-3905 to speak with a pharmacist about strengths, dosage forms and ingredients.
How do I check whether you can ship to my patient?
We ship to patients in Kentucky and 15 more states. See every license, or call us.
How are sterile preparations shipped?
Packed cold in an insulated mailer with gel packs, with everything your patient needs to administer their medication. How we ship.
Will you call if a prescription is unclear?
Yes. A pharmacist reviews every prescription and calls your office before compounding if anything needs clarifying.