Made to order
We prepare your tablets to order. Most preparations take about 48 hours to compound, plus shipping time.
PATIENT GUIDE · IVERMECTIN OUTSIDE TENNESSEE
No provider?
Get a prescription online.
You don’t need your own doctor. Licensed telehealth services offer online visits from home with a prescriber licensed in your state. You choose the service; we don’t recommend a particular one. Before you pay for a visit, make the three checks on this page. If your prescription comes to us, we prepare it and ship it to you, in all 50 states and D.C.
Ask for your prescription to be sent to ProCompounding Pharmacy or a pharmacy of your choice.We don’t offer telehealth visits ourselves.
Reviewed by Beth Jenks, Pharm.D. · October 2, 2026
Prescription required outside TennesseeShipped to all 50 states + DCPCAB-accredited 503A pharmacyPrescription never guaranteed
STEP 1 · THE ONLINE VISIT
What to expect
from an online visit.
If you don’t have a provider, you may use any licensed telehealth service you choose. Before you pay, check that the service’s own website lists the medication you want, that you know the visit fee and whether it’s refunded if no prescription is written, and that they’ll send your prescription to the pharmacy you choose.
We have no say in any prescriber’s decision, and a prescription is never guaranteed: the prescriber decides whether a medication is right for you. Whichever service you use, you can ask for your prescription to be sent to ProCompounding Pharmacy, or to any pharmacy you choose.
HOW IT USUALLY GOES
- 01
A short health questionnaire
Answer honestly and completely, and list everything you take, including over-the-counter products, vitamins and supplements.
- 02
A review by a licensed prescriber
Depending on your state's rules and the prescriber's judgment, you may be asked to complete a short phone or video visit before anything is prescribed.
- 03
A decision
A prescription is never guaranteed. The prescriber decides whether ivermectin is appropriate for you, and at what strength.
STEP 2 · GETTING IT FILLED
Once your prescription reaches us.
Shipped to your state
We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and we ship to your home.
Cash-pay pricing
Ivermectin is cash-pay. Pricing depends on your prescription, and a member of our team confirms the price with you before anything is made or shipped.
Want mebendazole too?
Mebendazole needs a prescription in every state, including Tennessee. If you would like both, ask your prescriber about both medications during the same visit, so one review covers your request.
Questions along the way
Email patientcare@procompounding.com and our team will get back to you.
More for you: The compounded ivermectin tablets we prepare · Ivermectin in Tennessee · Transfer a prescription
WHY TENNESSEE IS DIFFERENT
One route is
Tennessee law.
Tennessee residents have a second route. Under our collaborative pharmacy practice agreement (Tenn. Code § 63-10-224), a Tennessee patient can complete a secure form and one of our licensed pharmacists reviews the request. That route is Tennessee law, so it covers Tennessee residents only, and it covers ivermectin only. Mebendazole needs a prescription everywhere, including Tennessee.
If you live in Tennessee, our ivermectin in Tennessee guide explains how that works.
ALREADY HAVE A PROVIDER OR A PRESCRIPTION?
Two shortcuts.
Your prescriber sends it to us
If you see a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant, ask whether ivermectin is appropriate for you. If they prescribe it, they can send it straight to us:
- E-prescribeProCompounding Pharmacy, Johnson City, TN 37604
- Fax423-975-6304
Transfer a prescription you have
Already have an ivermectin prescription at another pharmacy? Transfer it to us and we will take it from there.
Transfer my prescriptionNOT SURE WHERE TO GO?
Our pharmacy
will help you.
If you can’t figure out where to get a prescription, our pharmacy team can help point you in the right direction. Request a call and our patient care team will call you back within 48 hours, Monday to Friday.
Or call the pharmacy at 423-975-0597, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Eastern.
Request a call from our pharmacy
QUESTIONS PATIENTS ASK US
The things
worth knowing.
Pricing is confirmed with you before anything is made or shipped.
Which telehealth service should I use?
We don't recommend a particular service. Any licensed telehealth service can be used. Before you pay for a visit, check that the service's own website lists the medication you want, what the visit fee is and whether it is refunded if no prescription is written, and that the service will send your prescription to the pharmacy you choose.
I don't have a doctor. How do I get an ivermectin prescription?
Most people outside Tennessee start with an online telehealth visit. A licensed telehealth service connects you with a prescriber licensed in your state, usually from your phone, and that prescriber decides whether ivermectin is appropriate for you. Before you pay for a visit, check on the service's own website that it offers the medication you want, and check its fees and refund policy.
Do I need a prescription for ivermectin if I live outside Tennessee?
Yes. Outside Tennessee, ivermectin needs a prescription from a licensed prescriber. Once we have it, we prepare your tablets at our pharmacy in Johnson City, Tennessee and ship them to you.
Does ProCompounding offer telehealth visits?
No. We are a pharmacy, so we do not write prescriptions or run telehealth visits. If you don't have a prescriber, you can book an online visit with a licensed telehealth service of your choice.
Can you ship ivermectin to my state?
We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. We have a 48-hour compounding time on most preparations. Shipping time is additional.
Is compounded ivermectin FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared for an individual patient on a valid prescription, at a pharmacy regulated by state boards of pharmacy.
QUESTIONS, OR A PROBLEM WITH A SERVICE?
Tell us by email. Our team will get back to you.
Email patientcare@procompounding.comCompounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared for an individual patient on a valid prescription. This article is for education only and is not medical advice. Decisions about your care rest with you and your prescriber.