Houston 503A compounder of hormone and peptide therapies for telehealth clinicians.
What we can check here
- Licence and registration — a compounding pharmacy is licensed in its state or country, and that status is public.
- Business identity — a named, registered entity behind the site, with a real address and someone who answers.
- What they may legally compound — this changes over time and by region, especially for GLP-1s.
This is not the forensic supplier Check we run on research-use-only sellers — that exists because nobody regulates them. Why the ways differ →
Check this pharmacy's site
A licensed pharmacy does not need the forensic supplier Check — but the site in front of it can still be a lookalike. Running a check confirms the business, the domain and what the page claims.
What covers this way
Inspected production, batch records, release testing.
Documented processes, audited by a third party.
How a pharmacy must prepare an injectable for a patient.
Standards that apply to licensed compounding pharmacies. MyDosage does not certify or audit anyone.
Preparations we list
Prescription route. MyDosage is information, not medical advice — talk to a clinician before changing anything you take.