Medicap Compounding Center

A compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacy based on a prescription to meet an individual patient's needs. This may include a customized strength, dosage form, combination of ingredients, or other formulation selected by your prescriber.

Yes. Our 503A compounded medications require a valid patient-specific prescription from an authorized prescriber. If you have questions about whether a compounded medication may be an option for your needs, complete the patient contact form and our team will follow up with you directly.

Our pharmacy team reviews the prescription and will contact you as needed to coordinate your medication, payment, and delivery. Once everything is ready, your medication is prepared specifically for you, reviewed by a pharmacist, and shipped directly to you.

In many cases, yes. We offer convenient delivery to patients where permitted. Shipping availability depends on your location, medication, and the Medicap Compounding Center preparing your prescription.

Compounded medications are not billed to insurance and are paid for directly by the patient. Our pharmacy team will provide pricing information before your prescription is prepared.

Our pharmacy team is available to help with questions about your prescription, including how to use or store your medication, refills, shipping, and other pharmacy-related questions. Pharmacy contact information will be provided during the ordering process and included with your medication.

Our 503A compounding pharmacies prepare customized medications across a variety of specialties, including dermatology and skin care, women's health, men's health, hormone replacement therapy, hair care, veterinary medicine, and other individualized treatment needs. We can also help evaluate formulation options when a commercially available medication does not meet a patient's needs.

Prescriptions can be submitted electronically using supported e-prescribing systems. Our team can provide prescribing instructions and help identify the appropriate Medicap Compounding Center location for your patient. If necessary, prescriptions may also be submitted by fax.

Yes. Our pharmacists collaborate with prescribers on formulation options, dosage forms, strengths, ingredients, and patient-specific needs. If you have a formulation question or unique treatment need, contact our pharmacy team using the Prescriber contact form link above.

Turnaround depends on the medication and formulation. Our team works to prepare prescriptions efficiently and coordinates directly with patients regarding payment, preparation, and delivery.

Yes. Our pharmacies coordinate delivery directly with patients where permitted. Shipping availability and options may vary based on the medication and the patient's location.

Our pharmacy team takes it from there. We review the prescription, contact the patient as needed, coordinate payment and delivery, prepare the medication, and help address medication-related questions throughout the process.

We work with telehealth platforms, healthcare organizations, clinics, and other healthcare partners that need scalable access to compounded medications and pharmacy fulfillment.

Yes. Our network of four 503A compounding pharmacies provides broad geographic coverage. We are currently licensed to serve patients in 49 states and the District of Columbia and are actively working to add Alaska. Prescriptions are routed to an appropriately licensed pharmacy based on the patient's location and medication needs.

We support technology-enabled prescribing and fulfillment workflows and can evaluate integration options based on your platform, prescription volume, and operational needs.

Yes. Our pharmacy team can collaborate with partners on formulation selection and development, including dosage form, strength, stability, patient experience, and operational feasibility.

We can evaluate packaging, patient materials, and other fulfillment needs as part of the partnership process. Available options depend on the program, medication, volume, and regulatory requirements.

We begin by understanding your patient population, therapeutic areas, expected prescription volume, states served, formulations, technology needs, and fulfillment requirements. From there, our team develops an appropriate pharmacy workflow and implementation plan.