Tri-Cities Compounding Pharmacy — Johnson City, Kingsport & Bristol
This is where we actually are. ProCompounding's lab and counter sit on N. State of Franklin Rd. in Johnson City, serving Tri-Cities patients and prescribers in person, by phone, and by mail.
Visit us
527 N. State of Franklin Rd.
Johnson City, TN 37604
Hours
Mon – Fri: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm EST
Sat – Sun: Closed
Pharmacist phone support Saturday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm.
A Compounding Lab You Can Walk Into
Most of the patients we serve never see the pharmacy. Tri-Cities patients can. If you live in Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, Elizabethton, Jonesborough, Erwin, or Greeneville, you're able to drop off a paper prescription at the counter, collect a finished preparation during business hours, and speak with the pharmacist who prepared it.
Compounded medications are made to order, not pulled from a shelf, so timing depends on the formulation and on what's already in the queue. Call ahead at 423-975-0597 and we'll tell you honestly when yours will be ready rather than guess.
Local Patients
- Drop off a written prescription at the counter, or have your prescriber e-prescribe.
- Pick up in person during business hours, or ask us to ship it instead — your choice.
- Refills: request online or call the pharmacy.
- Coming from another pharmacy? Transfer your prescription and we'll handle the contact.
Tri-Cities Prescribers
We work with practices across Washington, Sullivan, Carter, Unicoi, and Greene counties on patient-specific formulations — strengths that aren't manufactured, dye- and preservative-free preparations, alternate dosage forms for patients who can't swallow capsules, and veterinary flavoring.
Call the pharmacist directly before writing if you'd like to talk a formulation through.
Provider resourcesAccredited, and Verifiable
ProCompounding is a woman-owned, PCAB/ACHC-accredited 503A compounding pharmacy, LegitScript certified, and licensed in 49 states plus the District of Columbia — every state except Kansas, where our application is pending. Permit numbers and pharmacists-in-charge are published on our compliance and licensure page.
Tri-Cities Pharmacy FAQ
Compounded preparations are prepared for an individual patient on a valid prescription and are not FDA approved.