A Compounding Pharmacy for Functional and Integrative Medicine
Functional and integrative practices often prescribe strengths and forms that commercial products do not offer. We prepare each prescription to order, work around the sensitivities your patients bring, and ship directly to them in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
What We Prepare for Your Patients
Low dose naltrexone
One of the preparations we make most often: an oral capsule or a tablet, depending on the strength prescribed.
Bioidentical estrogens
Estradiol, estriol and Bi-Est (estradiol and estriol) as hypoallergenic creams, an olive oil base topical, or vaginal preparations.
Testosterone for women
A hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical, prepared at the strength your provider writes.
Progesterone and DHEA capsules
Oral capsules for progesterone and DHEA, made to order for each patient.
Vaginal preparations
Estriol vaginal creams, including estriol combined with DHEA, and a hyaluronic acid vaginal base.
Made for sensitive patients
Hypoallergenic bases, and dye-free, lactose-free and filler-free options for patients who react to common ingredients.
Resources You Can Share With Patients
Functional medicine patients tend to ask good questions, and we have written plain-language pages you are welcome to send them. Our low dose naltrexone page explains why LDN is compounded, our guide to labs for bioidentical hormone therapy walks through commonly ordered tests, and our saliva hormone testing page covers how saliva testing works.
For practice-level detail on LDN, see our LDN fulfillment for clinics, and for hormone programs, our BHRT fulfillment overview.
How We Work With Your Practice
A pharmacist reviews every formulation
Before anything is made, a pharmacist checks that the actives and base you have chosen work together.
Made to order
Each preparation is made for a named patient, with a 48-hour compounding time on most preparations. Shipping time is additional.
One pharmacy, every state
Licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, so one relationship covers every patient your practice sees.
PCAB accredited
Our Johnson City, Tennessee pharmacy is PCAB accredited and follows USP <795> for non-sterile compounding.
When a provider changes a patient's strength, send the new prescription and we prepare it to match.
Getting Started
Tell us about your practice
Share the preparations your providers prescribe most often and your expected volume, so we can plan before onboarding begins.
Complete practice onboarding
We set up your account, introduce your account manager and review your prescribing workflow.
Credentialing and e-prescribing setup
We coordinate state license verification and set up e-prescribing or our provider portal so prescriptions reach us cleanly.
Start sending prescriptions
We compound each prescription and ship it directly to your patient, with shipment tracking.
See also our pages for ENT and allergy practices, dermatology practices, and prescriber partnership details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you compound for functional medicine practices?
Low dose naltrexone, bioidentical estrogens, testosterone, progesterone and DHEA, and vaginal preparations, with hypoallergenic and dye-free options. Custom formulas are developed on request.
Which hormones do you prepare as oral capsules?
Progesterone and DHEA. Estrogens and testosterone are prepared as hypoallergenic creams, an olive oil base topical, or vaginal preparations.
Can you prepare medications for patients with sensitivities?
Yes. We use hypoallergenic bases and can leave out dyes, lactose or fillers. Tell us what the patient reacts to and our pharmacist will review the formulation.
Do you require a patient-specific prescription?
Yes. As a 503A pharmacy we prepare each prescription for a named patient, at the strength and in the form your provider writes.
How do prescriptions reach you?
Through e-prescribing or our provider portal. We set up whichever suits your practice during onboarding.
Do you ship to patients in every state?
Yes. We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and we ship directly to patients from our pharmacy in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Compounded preparations are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Nothing on this page is a recommendation for any individual patient; prescribing decisions rest with your providers.