Compounded
Weight Management solutions

A compounded weight management medication is one a pharmacy prepares just for you, from the prescription your provider writes — rather than something mass-produced for everyone. Your provider decides whether one is right for you; we're the pharmacy that prepares it.

Yes — you'll need one from a licensed provider. We can't prepare a compounded medication without it, and we don't sell these direct to patients.

A licensed provider — a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant — who decides whether a compounded medication is right for you. Use our directory to find one who partners with The Chemist Shop.

We're licensed in New York (HQ), New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida, Arizona, and New Hampshire, with more states on the way. Whether a specific medication is available is determined by your provider and applicable state rules.

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and haven't been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They're prepared for one specific patient from a provider's prescription, rather than manufactured for everyone.

Yes — and when it's a medication you're putting in your body, that matters. We're accredited by PCAB and ACHC and certified by LegitScript, a PCCA and APC member, and listed with the LDN Research Trust. Our ACHC accreditation covers sterile compounding (USP <797> and <800>). All of it is verifiable.

It means we make your medication for you — from your prescription, with your name on the label — instead of producing it in advance for general sale.

Start by finding a partnered provider on our Find a Provider page. The clinical conversation happens between you and them. Once they send us your prescription, we prepare your medication and send it your way.