The CRE8 specialties
Eight specialties.
One dedicated pharmacy partner.
Behind every prescription is a person. Our pharmacists work with your prescriber to prepare medication for your individual needs and help you understand it.
Find your area of care
Learn about each specialty, the forms a prescription may take, and how our pharmacy can help. Choose an area below to get started.
Care for your individual needs.
Our pharmacists work with your prescriber on hormone preparations tailored to your prescription. Explore dosage forms, ingredient considerations and the questions to discuss with your care team.
Creams & gels · Capsules & troches · Injections
Your hair. Your care plan.
Explore prescription preparations for hair loss, from topical foams and liquids to oral capsules. Your prescriber selects the treatment; our pharmacy helps with formulation details and medication questions.
Topical foams · Scalp liquids · Oral capsules
Attention to the details of skin care.
The base, strength and ingredients all matter in a dermatology preparation. We work with your prescriber to review your prescription and discuss ingredient sensitivities and suitable topical forms.
Topical creams · Gels · Prescription-specific bases
A thoughtful addition to your care.
Browse the CRE8 Vitality supplement collection or explore prescription nutrient preparations. Our pharmacy can help you understand product ingredients and the difference between these two categories.
Dietary supplements · Prescription nutrient preparations
A pharmacist to talk through the details.
Have a peptide prescription in mind? Bring the formulation name, requested dosage form and patient’s state. Our team can review the request with your prescriber and confirm current options.
Formulation review · Dosage-form questions · Availability
Personal attention to your prescription.
Work with your healthcare professional on a treatment plan, then connect with our pharmacists about the prescribed preparation. We can discuss formulation requests and help clarify medication instructions.
Prescription review · Formulation questions · Pharmacy support
Personal questions. A welcoming conversation.
Sexual health questions deserve thoughtful attention. Explore oral, sublingual and topical preparations, with pharmacy support for the ingredients, directions and storage of your individual prescription.
Oral capsules · Sublingual troches · Creams & gels
Clarity about your prescribed care.
Start with your healthcare professional’s assessment. When medication is prescribed, our pharmacists can work with your clinician on formulation questions and help you understand your preparation.
Oral capsules · Sublingual forms · Nasal preparations
Your prescriber determines whether a medication is appropriate for you. Formulations and availability depend on the prescription and destination state; our pharmacy can confirm the details. Images are illustrative.
The care behind the prescription
When a commercially available medication does not meet a patient’s medical needs, a prescriber may consider compounding. Our role is to help with the preparation—and the questions that come with it.
Explore capsules, creams, troches and other forms, with ingredients and strengths selected for the prescription.
Learn about ingredient sourcing, preparation procedures and pharmacist review in our pharmacy.
Ask our team about your label, storage instructions, beyond-use date or an existing prescription.
Let’s find your next step
Whether you have a prescription question or a practice to introduce, there’s a person here to help.
For patients & caregivers
Start with your healthcare professional to discuss treatment. Our pharmacists can help with a prescribed preparation, its ingredients and your medication instructions.
Talk to our pharmacy Visit Patient FAQFor prescribers & practices
Get to know our formulary, discuss a formulation with our pharmacists, or learn what you need to open a CRE8 prescriber account.
Explore practice support Request the formularyPrefer a conversation? Call 888.224.5181
Compounded medications require a prescription and are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. They should be used when a patient’s medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug. Learn about compounding from FDA ↗
