Prescribed
Your provider writes the order.
A licensed prescriber sends Greenwich a prescription with the strength, dosage form, and directions for you.
For patients
Compounded medications, dispensed on your prescription.
Greenwich compounds medications in lots at our Tomball, Texas facility, tests every lot through an independent laboratory, and dispenses them on a valid prescription, shipped in temperature controlled packaging.
How it works
From prescription to your front door.
Reviewed
A pharmacist reviews it.
A Greenwich pharmacist reviews the prescription for accuracy, dose, allergies, and interactions before it is dispensed.
Compounded
Compounded and tested.
Your medication comes from a lot compounded under USP <797> or <795> and tested by an independent laboratory. The lot number is on your label.
Shipped
Arrives at your door.
Shipped in temperature controlled packaging, with tracking and care instructions included.
About compounding
What “compounded” actually means.
A compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacy rather than mass produced by a drug manufacturer. Compounding pharmacies can offer strengths, dosage forms, and combinations of ingredients that are not available commercially, dispensed on a prescriber's order.
Prescription only. Dispensed to you only on a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber.
USP <797> sterile. Sterile preparations are compounded in a cleanroom by certified compounders, with potency and sterility verified by lot.
503A scope. Federal law defines what compounding pharmacies can and can't do. Greenwich operates as a 503A pharmacy.
Not the same as off the shelf. Compounded medications are not FDA approved and differ from manufactured drugs. Your prescriber chooses a compounded preparation for a clinical reason, such as strength, dosage form, or availability.
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Compounded medications for prescribers and their patients.
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