Start with prescriber requirements
Discuss intended patient needs, formulation requirements and dosage-form considerations directly with the formula development team.
DERMATOLOGY PRACTICES & TELEHEALTH SKIN PROGRAMS
Work with a pharmacy team to explore patient-specific formulation requirements and build the operational plan behind your dermatology program—from development meetings to connected fulfillment.
Shipping to all 50 states + DC
LET’S BUILD YOUR PHARMACY PLAN
Launching a clinic. Expanding a program. Looking for a better fit. Start a conversation about the fulfillment partnership your team needs.
THE DERMATOLOGY LAUNCH KIT
A dermatology program needs a clear formulation review process and a fulfillment workflow the clinic can understand. Plan both before rollout.
Discuss intended patient needs, formulation requirements and dosage-form considerations directly with the formula development team.
An NDA can be arranged before proprietary discussions. Research, development and testing precede staff rollout.
Scope medication and allergy information, pharmacy workflow updates, shipment tracking and packaging around your clinic’s operations.
WHAT WE PREPARE
Tretinoin creams on their own, or combined with niacinamide and ascorbic acid in a single preparation.
Hydroquinone creams, including combinations with tretinoin and hydrocortisone in one base.
Minoxidil solutions and suspensions, combined with the other actives your prescriber selects.
Gels that combine lactic, salicylic and glycolic acids in the proportions a prescriber writes.
Tretinoin and niacinamide creams with estriol added, when a prescriber writes for it.
Several actives in one base can simplify a patient's routine. Custom formulas are developed on request.
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MORE OF YOUR PROGRAM, CONNECTED
Bring your clinical, technical and brand requirements into the same partnership conversation.
Send orders through a direct API connection. Available connections also cover workflow status, medication lists, allergies, production and batch release updates, shipping and tracking.
Meet with our formula development team ahead of launch. Products are researched, developed and tested before staff rollout. NDAs are available for proprietary work.
Choose white-label or branded packaging with a pharmacy-approved, compliant prescription label. Define the details as part of your fulfillment agreement.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST SHIPMENT
Formula development starts in scheduled meetings ahead of launch. Together, we define the work required to move from an idea to a program your staff is prepared to support.
Discuss your patient population, clinical requirements, platform, anticipated volume and launch goals.
Schedule formulation discussions before launch. Arrange an NDA before sharing proprietary details.
Proposed products are researched, developed and tested before staff rollout. Confirm program feasibility and readiness with our team.
Agree on integration scope, packaging, fulfillment contracts and billing terms. Prepare staff and coordinate the rollout.
OPTIONAL: SPECIALTY DETAILS
Choose the program you want to discuss. You can start a conversation here, or read the specialty details first.
Plan a midlife care or hormone therapy program.
Connect formulation planning with your brand experience.
Align clinical requirements with pharmacy operations.
Have another specialty in mind? Tell us what you’re building.
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
Agree on the scope before you build your launch around it.
Topical creams, gels, solutions and suspensions, including tretinoin, hydroquinone, niacinamide, minoxidil and topical acid preparations. Custom formulas are developed on request.
We can discuss a pharmacy partnership for either model. The proposed formulations, prescribing workflow, integration needs and fulfillment terms are reviewed for your specific program.
Confidential formulation discussions can take place under an NDA. Ownership, permitted use and other program-specific rights should be defined in the parties’ agreements.
Yes. A prescriber can write several actives into one base, such as tretinoin with niacinamide, or hydroquinone with tretinoin and hydrocortisone. A pharmacist reviews every formulation before it is made, and each is prepared at the strengths the prescriber writes.
Through a direct API connection from your platform, by e-prescribing, or through our provider portal. Status comes back as each prescription progresses, and every shipment is tracked, so your team can answer patients without calling us.
Yes. We offer full white-label fulfillment: packaging and labels in your branding and your own marketing inserts, with the required pharmacy and prescription information on every label.
A dedicated account manager is introduced during onboarding and stays with your program after go-live. New formulas go to our formula development team, which meets with your clinicians ahead of launch.
We ship to all 50 states and Washington, DC. Your program’s medication and fulfillment requirements are reviewed during onboarding.
We compound most preparations within 48 hours of receiving a complete, valid prescription and the resolution of any patient, clinical or payment requirements. Custom formulations, controlled medications, high-volume launches and preparations requiring additional testing or release procedures may require additional time. Shipping time is additional.
Yes. Fulfillment contracts and billing terms are provided as part of establishing the partnership. Program-specific scope and responsibilities are discussed before rollout.
Yes. Clinics and partners of any kind are welcome to schedule a site visit to see our operation in Johnson City, Tennessee. Mention it in the form on this page or call 423-975-0597, and we will set a date with you.
Pharmacy services and proposed formulations are subject to clinical and pharmacy review and applicable requirements. Launch planning does not replace a clinician’s assessment or establish that a medication is appropriate for a particular patient.
Compounded preparations are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or efficacy.