Connect your prescribing workflow
Send prescriptions by direct API connection, e-prescribing or our provider portal. Status comes back to your system as each prescription progresses, so your care team can answer a patient without having to call us.
MENOPAUSE TELEHEALTH PROGRAMS
Virtual menopause care,
prepared for every state.
Your clinicians see women in midlife by video, wherever they live. We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, so one pharmacy can fill for every patient your program serves. We prepare the estrogens, progesterone, testosterone for women and vaginal preparations your clinicians prescribe, made for each named patient and shipped to her home, in your branding if you want it.
Shipping to all 50 states + DC
LET’S BUILD YOUR PHARMACY PLAN
Bring us
your next chapter.
Launching a clinic. Expanding a program. Looking for a better fit. Start a conversation about the fulfillment partnership your team needs.
- Discuss your program and formulation needs
- Map API and packaging requirements
- Review contracts, billing and rollout
Already ready to set up your clinic?Start in the Clinic Onboarding app
API connections availableDedicated formulation teamNDA-supported developmentBranded packaging options
THE MENOPAUSE PROGRAM
One formulary for every state your patients live in.
A menopause program run by telehealth usually means patients in many states, prescriptions that are renewed and adjusted over time, and both systemic and vaginal preparations. Plan the pharmacy side of all three before you launch.
Settle the formulary with our team
Bring the estrogens, progesterone, testosterone and vaginal preparations your clinicians plan to prescribe to a scheduled meeting with our formula development team before launch. Your prescribers still set every strength.
Plan for renewals and changes
When a prescriber renews or adjusts a prescription, send the new one and we prepare it to match. Agree with us before launch how renewals and strength changes will reach the pharmacy.
WHAT WE PREPARE
What we prepare for menopause telehealth programs.
Estradiol, estriol and Bi-Est
Bioidentical estrogens as a hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical, at the strength the prescriber writes.
Vaginal estrogen creams
Estradiol and estriol vaginal creams for local therapy, prescribed on their own or alongside a systemic preparation.
Estriol with DHEA
Estriol and DHEA combined in a single vaginal cream, when a prescriber writes for it.
Hormone-free vaginal base
A vaginal cream in a hyaluronic acid base with no hormone in it, for patients whose prescriber writes for one.
Progesterone capsules
Oral capsules in a cellulose base, with no peanut oil, made to order for each patient.
Testosterone for women
A hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical, and a topical gel when a prescriber requests one.
Related: Hormone therapy fulfillment · Prescribing compounded estradiol · OB-GYN & menopause practices · White label pharmacy fulfillment · Pharmacy integrations · 50-state licensure checklist
MORE OF YOUR PROGRAM, CONNECTED
Three capabilities.
One pharmacy partner.
Bring your clinical, technical and brand requirements into the same partnership conversation.
Connect your platform
Send orders through a direct API connection. Available connections also cover workflow status, medication lists, allergies, production and batch release updates, shipping and tracking.
Develop your formulations
Meet with our formula development team ahead of launch. Products are researched, developed and tested before staff rollout. NDAs are available for proprietary work.
Build your brand experience
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
Build readiness
into your launch.
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.
- 01
Define your program
Discuss your patient population, clinical requirements, platform, anticipated volume and launch goals.
- 02
Meet the development team
Schedule formulation discussions before launch. Arrange an NDA before sharing proprietary details.
- 03
Develop & test
Proposed products are researched, developed and tested before staff rollout. Confirm program feasibility and readiness with our team.
- 04
Align & roll out
Agree on integration scope, packaging, fulfillment contracts and billing terms. Prepare staff and coordinate the rollout.
OPTIONAL: SPECIALTY DETAILS
Explore your specialty.
Choose the program you want to discuss. You can start a conversation here, or read the specialty details first.
Women’s health & hormones
Plan a midlife care or hormone therapy program.
Hair & scalp
Connect formulation planning with your brand experience.
Dermatology & skin
Align clinical requirements with pharmacy operations.
Have another specialty in mind? Tell us what you’re building.
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
The details
worth asking about.
Agree on the scope before you build your launch around it.
What do you compound for menopause telehealth programs?
Estradiol, estriol and Bi-Est as a hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical; estradiol and estriol vaginal creams, estriol combined with DHEA, and a hyaluronic acid vaginal base; progesterone oral capsules; and testosterone for women as a hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical. Each one is prepared for a named patient at the strength the prescriber writes.
Can you fill for patients in every state our program serves?
Yes. We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with a resident pharmacy license in Tennessee, where we are based, and a non-resident license in every other state and D.C. Your program’s medication and fulfillment requirements, including any controlled medications, are reviewed during onboarding.
Do you prepare testosterone for women?
Yes, when a prescriber writes for it. No testosterone product is approved by the FDA for use in women in the United States, so a prescription for a woman is off-label and is the prescriber’s decision. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance. We prepare it as a hypoallergenic cream or an olive oil base topical.
What if a patient has a peanut allergy?
Our compounded progesterone capsules contain no peanut oil. The commercially manufactured micronized progesterone capsule is made with peanut oil, so a prescriber can order ours for a patient with a peanut allergy. Hypoallergenic bases are our default for creams, and dye-free, lactose-free and filler-free options are available. A pharmacist reviews every formulation before it is made.
Can our patients receive their medication in our branding?
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 works with your team from onboarding onward.
Where can ProCompounding ship?
We ship to all 50 states and Washington, DC. Your program’s medication and fulfillment requirements are reviewed during onboarding.
How long does compounding take?
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.
Will we receive a fulfillment contract and billing terms?
Yes. Fulfillment contracts and billing terms are provided as part of establishing the partnership. Program-specific scope and responsibilities are discussed before rollout.
Can we visit your pharmacy before we partner?
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.