White-label or branded packaging
Discuss how your clinic’s identity should appear in the delivery experience and define the packaging approach with our team.
WHITE-LABEL & BRANDED FULFILLMENT
White-label compounding pharmacy,
fulfilled under your brand.
Extend your clinic’s identity into fulfillment. Work with ProCompounding to plan white-label or branded packaging alongside formulation requirements, API workflows and pharmacy-approved prescription labeling.
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
A CONNECTED BRAND EXPERIENCE
Plan what patients see—and what your team needs to know.
Packaging is one part of fulfillment. Align it with the prescription workflow, shipping information and commercial terms before launching your program.
Compliant prescription labels
The prescription must retain the pharmacy-approved, compliant Rx label. Branding does not replace required prescription information.
Program-specific arrangements
Packaging scope, fulfillment contracts and billing terms are discussed for your program. Confirm requirements before announcing a launch.
PACKAGING DECISIONS
Define what carries your brand.
Packaging varies by clinic and preparation. We discuss options privately using your requirements; no client packaging or brand assets are shown here.
- Outer packaging
- Discuss the delivery presentation, materials and operational fit for your program.
- Inserts and patient experience
- Review proposed contents and responsibilities with pharmacy and compliance teams.
- Prescription label
- The required pharmacy-approved prescription label remains on every dispensed preparation.
Pricing is discussed privately with your account manager. Launch timing depends on the requested formulations and packaging scope; direct support is available when your team needs it.
Discuss packagingWHAT WHITE-LABEL INCLUDES
Everything your patient sees, in your brand.
Your packaging
Shipping packaging in your branding, planned with our team before launch so the first box matches the rest of your patient experience.
Branded, compliant labels
Prescription labels in your branding that still carry every piece of required pharmacy and prescription information.
Your marketing inserts
Your own inserts packed into each shipment, so your patient hears from your program when they open the box.
One box for multi-product protocols
Compounded preparations, commercially available medications, over-the-counter items and supplies packed together when your protocol calls for it.
Connected order intake
Send prescriptions by direct API connection, e-prescribing or our provider portal, and know where each one stands without having to call us.
One pharmacy, every state
Licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with a dedicated account manager and shipment tracking set up during onboarding.
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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.
Can the prescription label be replaced with our brand label?
The prescription must use the pharmacy-approved, compliant Rx label. White-label or branded packaging can be planned around that requirement.
Can branded fulfillment include an API connection?
Yes. Packaging and integration can be scoped as parts of the same pharmacy partnership. Tell us which workflow, production, release and shipping updates your platform needs.
What can carry our brand?
Your packaging, your labels and your own marketing inserts. Every prescription label still carries the required pharmacy and prescription information, so your patient sees your brand and the details the law requires together.
Can one branded shipment include more than one product?
Yes. Compounded preparations, commercially available medications, over-the-counter items and supplies can be packed together in one branded shipment. Each prescription item is dispensed for a named patient on a prescription from your providers.
Can you develop formulas for our brand?
Yes. Our formula development team can meet with you ahead of launch, under an NDA, to research and develop preparations for your program. Proposed products are tested before they are rolled out to your staff, and each prescription is prepared for the named patient at the strength your prescriber writes.
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.