You Got This (Melissa Horvath)

It’s a pharmacy that specializes in mixing raw ingredients to create customized medications. Unlike conventional pharmacies that primarily dispense mass-produced drugs, compounding pharmacies can personalize medications based on a patient’s specific history, symptoms, needs, and goals.

The Food and Drug Administration has stated that compounding preparations are both ethical and legal, as long as they’re prescribed by a licensed practitioner for a specific patient and compounded by a licensed pharmacy. Certification standards, testing, education, and evidence-based data demonstrate safety and efficacy.

The short answer is: sometimes. Compound pharmaceuticals are custom made to suit each patient. This requires expertise, better ingredients, and specialized equipment, which can increase the cost. That said, compound solutions can replace multiple medications, reduce waste through precise dosing, and help you feel better with less trial and error, which can save you money in the long term. 

Since we are not contracted with insurance providers, we cannot bill insurance or accept coupon cards. However, we can provide you with an insurance claim form if you’d like to seek reimbursement from your insurance provider.

We gladly accept cash, checks, money orders, all major credit cards, and most HSA/FSA cards.

Non-sterile medications can take up to 2-3 days to be filled. Sterile medications can take up to 3-5 days.

Yes, automatic refills are available upon request.

Absolutely. We’re here to make your treatment as convenient and pleasant as possible. Specific flavors and dosage forms are available upon request.

Yes, we offer first-class shipping to all 50 states. Time-sensitive or temperature-sensitive items will be shipped UPS, Priority Mail, or Priority Express.

As soon as we receive your prescription, we’ll give you a call and discuss next steps.

Yes, as long as that person is at least 18 years old, knows your name and birth date, and can provide their personal identification.