Online visits for compounded medications

Need a prescription for a compounded medication? Compare online services that see patients for it, what each charges, and whether it sends the prescription to the pharmacy you choose.

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We have not listed an online service for Trimix yet. If you already have a prescriber, you can compare pharmacy prices below.

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Two ways to do it

Visit, then the pharmacy you choose

Pay for the online visit. If the clinician prescribes, the prescription goes to a compounding pharmacy you pick, and you can compare pharmacy prices on Compounding Finder first.

Visit and medication together

The service sells the visit and the medication together, often for a monthly price, and its own pharmacy fills it. Simpler, though not always cheaper.

What we don't list

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide

These follow their own rules since the FDA shortages ended, so they are not part of this page. Our GLP-1 guide explains what changed and what your options are. Your GLP-1 options

Controlled medications such as ketamine, testosterone and oxandrolone

Federal rules limit prescribing controlled medications by telehealth, and FDA has warned about compounded ketamine used at home. A prescriber who can see you in person is the safer route.

Medications for pets

A veterinarian has to prescribe them. Veterinary compounding

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How uploads are used

By uploading, you consent to AI-assisted parsing to extract medication details and pre-fill the form. If you submit this request, the prescription file is saved with your quote request so Compounding Finder can verify medication, quantity, allergies, and other details before outreach. Pharmacies will not be able to view the uploaded file through the portal at this time. The AI parsing step is used only to extract form details and is not used for training.

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Veterinary pharmacies usually need species and weight before quoting. Form or flavor preference helps them quote the right preparation.
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Note: Tirzepatide & Semaglutide can only be compounded for patients with a documented medical necessity — such as an allergy to an inactive ingredient or need for an alternative formulation. Diagnosis alone (e.g. weight loss, type 2 diabetes) and cost are not valid reasons under FDA 503A. Wegovy and the single-dose Zepbound and Mounjaro pens and vials are already preservative-free, so that on its own is not a reason either.
See your real options for semaglutide & tirzepatide →

Required by your pharmacy under FDA 503A. The Rx must document this reason — the pharmacy will reject a generic or diagnosis-only justification.

We can no longer fulfill compounded Natural Desiccated Thyroid (NDT) requests. The FDA is taking enforcement action against unapproved animal-derived thyroid products, and US compounding pharmacies are no longer filling NDT prescriptions. FDA-approved alternatives — Armour Thyroid, NP Thyroid, and WP Thyroid — remain available at retail pharmacies with a prescription. See alternatives →
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Helps us match you to the right pharmacy and time your refills.
Pharmacies quote faster when they understand the purpose — especially for higher doses or unusual formulations. Share only what you're comfortable with.
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🔒 Patient and practice contact details entered on this form are not shared with any pharmacy at this stage. We use the email provided to send the competing quotes we collect on your behalf. Phone and email details are only passed to a pharmacy after all quotes are reviewed and a specific pharmacy is selected. Uploaded prescription or doctor note files are saved so Compounding Finder can verify the quote request details and are not shared with pharmacies through the portal at this time.
Compounding pharmacies see this answer, not your contact details. It tells them whether your practice is looking for an ongoing compounding partner or a one-off fill.
If you add their email, the patient receives the quote comparison too. Patient details are never shared with a pharmacy until one is chosen.
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Request received. Please check your email and click the verification link before we contact pharmacies. Once verified, you'll receive competing quotes by email within 1–2 business days. Patient and practice contact details entered on this form remain private — they will only be shared with a pharmacy once the quotes have been reviewed and a pharmacy is selected. Uploaded prescription or doctor note files are saved so Compounding Finder can verify the quote request details and are not shared with pharmacies through the portal at this time.

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Questions

Can an online visit prescribe a compounded medication?

Yes, for many compounded medications that are not controlled substances. A licensed clinician reviews your history, sometimes with labs or a video call, and decides whether a prescription is right for you.

What is the difference between a visit-only service and a package?

A visit-only service charges for the visit and sends the prescription to a pharmacy you choose, so you can compare pharmacy prices. A package sells the visit and the medication together, and its own pharmacy fills the prescription.

Does Compounding Finder share my details with these services?

No. You go to their website yourself. If you ask for pharmacy quotes on Compounding Finder, your details go only to the pharmacy you choose.

Do these services pay Compounding Finder?

Some do. A service that pays Compounding Finder a referral fee is marked Sponsored. The others do not pay us, and the order they appear in never depends on payment.

Where are ketamine and the GLP-1s?

Controlled medications like ketamine face federal limits on telehealth prescribing, so we do not list services for them. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide follow their own rules since the FDA shortages ended, so they are covered on our GLP-1 page instead of here.