Verify a compounding pharmacy by: (1) checking FDA registration for 503B facilities at FDA.gov, (2) verifying state pharmacy licensure through the relevant state board of pharmacy, (3) requesting Certificates of Analysis for potency, sterility, and endotoxin testing, (4) confirming they require a valid prescription, (5) searching for FDA warning letters at FDA.gov, (6) checking for PCAB accreditation (optional but positive), and (7) asking to speak with a licensed pharmacist
Ask your provider what criteria they use to select pharmacy partners and what quality standards those partners meet
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