Hair Loss Fulfillment for Telehealth Platforms

    ProCompounding is the 503A compounding pharmacy behind hair loss telehealth brands. We fill patient-specific prescriptions written by your providers and ship to your patients in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Our focus is the preparations commercial manufacturing does not cover: concentrations above the over-the-counter strengths, multi-active combinations in a single vehicle, and topical routes for actives that are only manufactured orally.

    Where Compounding Earns Its Place

    Concentrations beyond over-the-counter

    Over-the-counter topical products are manufactured at fixed strengths. Your prescriber can order a different concentration for a named patient.

    Several actives in one vehicle

    Two or more actives combined into a single topical preparation, where no commercial product offers that combination.

    Topical routes for oral-only actives

    Some actives are manufactured only as oral products. Where your prescriber has documented a clinical need for a topical route, we can prepare one.

    What We Compound for Hair Loss

    Minoxidil, custom concentrations

    Topical solutions prepared at the concentration your prescriber specifies, including strengths above those sold over the counter.

    Multi-active topical combinations

    Two or more actives combined into a single topical preparation to your prescriber's formula.

    Topical finasteride

    Prepared on a patient-specific prescription. Please read our note on the FDA alert below before adding this to your formulary.

    Topical spironolactone

    Prepared to your prescriber's specification. There is no commercially manufactured topical form.

    Topical ketoconazole

    Prepared at prescriber-specified concentrations.

    Oral capsules at custom strengths

    Prepared where the manufactured strengths do not fit your prescriber's protocol.

    A Note on Compounded Topical Finasteride

    In April 2025 the FDA issued an alert to health care providers, compounders and consumers about compounded topical finasteride products. There are no FDA-approved topical products containing finasteride, alone or in combination. The alert notes that absorption through the skin into the bloodstream is expected, and describes adverse event reports consistent with those reported for approved oral finasteride products, including erectile dysfunction, anxiety, suicidal ideation, brain fog, depression, fatigue, insomnia, decreased libido and testicular pain. Most of those reports state the effects persisted after the product was stopped.

    We prepare topical finasteride only against a patient-specific prescription. The decision to prescribe it, and the risk conversation with the patient, belong to your provider. We will not represent compounded topical finasteride to your patients as carrying lower risk than an approved oral product, and we would ask that your own materials do not either. Read the FDA alert

    What We Will Not Compound, and Why

    We would rather tell you before onboarding than after.

    Anything that is essentially a copy of a commercial product

    A 503A pharmacy cannot compound a preparation that is essentially a copy of a commercially available drug. Where a commercial version already exists in the strength and form your prescriber wants, that prescription should go to a wholesaler or retail pharmacy, not to us.

    Office stock and bulk quantities

    We compound against patient-specific prescriptions only.

    How 503A Fulfillment Works

    Every preparation is compounded against an individual prescription written by your provider for a named patient.

    Where a commercial version of a drug exists, your prescriber can still order a compounded preparation when there is a documented clinical need, such as a strength that is not manufactured, a combination that is not sold, or a route that is not commercially available.

    Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved. FDA approval refers to commercially manufactured products, not to anything we compound.

    Getting Started

    1

    Send us your formulary

    We review the preparations, strengths, and dosage forms you need so we can tell you item by item what we can prepare before onboarding begins.

    2

    Complete clinic onboarding

    We set up your account, review your prescribing workflow, and confirm the clinical and operational details.

    3

    Credentialing and e-prescribing setup

    We coordinate contact information, state license verification, and e-prescribing details so prescriptions reach us cleanly.

    4

    Begin sending prescriptions

    Each prescription is patient-specific and prescriber-directed; we compound it and ship it to your patient.

    Frequently Asked Questions