Men's Health Compounding Pharmacy
Prepared to Your Prescriber's Order
We compound men's health prescriptions, including topical testosterone, anastrozole and clomiphene, at the strength your prescriber specifies, and ship them to you in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Already have a prescription? Transfer it to us · Clinics and prescribers: men's health fulfillment
Men's health covers more than testosterone. Your provider may be looking at hormones, sexual health, hair and fertility together, and the prescription that comes out of that visit does not always match a product a manufacturer makes. That is where a compounding pharmacy comes in.
Our pharmacists prepare each prescription to your prescriber's order, in the strength and form they specify, and are glad to talk with your prescriber about the options before they write it.
Nationwide: Licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with a 48-hour compounding time on most preparations. Shipping time is additional.
Provider services: Offered independently of the pharmacy.
Jessica Patrone, Pharm. D
President, CEO & Owner
Jessica Patrone, Pharm.D., is President, CEO and Owner of ProCompounding Pharmacy and leads the pharmacy's compounding practice. jessicapatrone.com
How We Can Help
For Patients, Prescribers and Clinics
Prescriptions we fill
- Topical testosterone: cream, olive oil base topical or gel
- Anastrozole and clomiphene, alone or combined in one capsule
- Sildenafil and tadalafil, manufactured or compounded
- Hair loss preparations, including finasteride and dutasteride
For clinics and prescribers
If you run a men's health clinic or telehealth program, our men's health fulfillment page covers how we fill patient-specific prescriptions for your patients, with API, e-prescribing or portal intake and white-label packaging.
Prescribing for one patient? Our prescriber page has everything you need to send the prescription.
What We Prepare
Made to Order at Our PCAB-Accredited Pharmacy
Topical testosterone
A hypoallergenic cream, an olive oil base topical or a topical gel, compounded at the strength your prescriber specifies.
View Guidelines →Sildenafil & Tadalafil
PDE5 inhibitors prescribed for erectile dysfunction. We dispense the manufactured tablets and compound a strength or combination your prescriber orders that is not manufactured.
View Research →Clomiphene Citrate
A selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM) that acts on the hypothalamic–pituitary axis. Prepared as capsules, alone or combined with anastrozole, to your prescriber's order.
View Research →DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone)
A precursor hormone that the body converts into both testosterone and estrogen. Prepared at the strength your prescriber specifies.
View Research →Anastrozole
An aromatase inhibitor. We prepare capsules in strengths below the commercially manufactured tablet when your prescriber orders one.
View Research →Hair loss preparations
Finasteride, dutasteride and topical minoxidil solutions, prepared to your prescriber's order. See our hair loss page.
Why ProCompounding?
A Pharmacy That Works With Your Provider
We have been a pharmacy since 1936. Our pharmacists work directly with your prescriber, review every formulation before it is made, and prepare each prescription to order in our PCAB-accredited pharmacy in Johnson City, Tennessee.
- Prepared at the strength and in the form your prescriber specifies
- Pharmacists available to answer questions from you and your prescriber
- Licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia
- PCAB accredited, with periodic third-party potency testing
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Common Questions
What are the signs of low testosterone?
Common signs include fatigue, decreased sex drive, difficulty maintaining erections, loss of muscle mass, increased body fat, mood changes, reduced mental sharpness, and changes in sleep patterns. If you are noticing several of these, it is worth talking with your provider about hormone testing.
What forms of testosterone do you compound?
Topical forms: a hypoallergenic cream, an olive oil base topical and a topical gel, each prepared at the strength your prescriber specifies. Testosterone is poorly absorbed when it is taken by mouth, so we do not compound it as a tablet or an oral capsule.
Can you prepare a strength or combination that is not commercially made?
Yes, when your prescriber orders it. Examples include anastrozole capsules in strengths below the manufactured tablet, and clomiphene combined with anastrozole in a single capsule. Your prescriber sets the strength, and our pharmacist reviews every formulation before it is made.
Can you fill sildenafil or tadalafil?
Yes. We dispense commercially manufactured sildenafil and tadalafil tablets on a prescription, and when your prescriber orders a strength or combination that is not manufactured, we can compound it for you.
Can you ship to my state?
Yes. We are licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and ship from our pharmacy in Johnson City, Tennessee. We have a 48-hour compounding time on most preparations; shipping time is additional. Call 423-975-0597 for current pricing and shipping options for your state.
Do you work with men's health clinics and telehealth programs?
Yes. We fill patient-specific prescriptions for clinics and telehealth programs by API, e-prescribing or our provider portal, with white-label packaging available. Our men's health fulfillment page has the details for prescribers and program owners.
Getting Started
Three Ways to Get Your Prescription Filled
Ask your prescriber to send the prescription to us using the details on our prescriber page, transfer an existing prescription, or call us at 423-975-0597 for current pricing and shipping options for your state.
Prefer to talk it through with a pharmacist first? You can request a consultation.
Compounded preparations are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or efficacy. References to FDA approval on this page refer only to commercially manufactured products. Nothing on this page is medical advice; decisions about your treatment rest with your prescriber, who also orders and interprets any lab work.