LIV + Semaglutide
Discuss the requested formulation and your patient-specific prescription with our pharmacy team.
Injection · Prescription requiredCRE8 Energy
Weight management.
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Weight management & energy
Our pharmacists work with your prescriber to review formulation requests and answer questions about your weight-management medication.
CRE8 Pharmacy
CRE8 Energy formulations
Start a conversation
about your prescription.
These formulations are part of the CRE8 portfolio. Your prescriber determines what is appropriate for you; our pharmacy confirms whether a specific request can be filled.
LIV + Tirzepatide
Connect your prescribing team with our pharmacists to review a specific preparation request.
Injection · Prescription required
MIC Blend Plus
Ask our team about formulation details and current availability for your prescriber’s review.
Injection · Prescription requiredA listing does not confirm availability or suitability for an individual patient.
Request the catalogStart with your prescriber
Talk with your healthcare professional about your health history, current medications and goals. They will assess your needs and discuss appropriate treatment options.
Discuss the preparation
Share the prescription details with our pharmacy. We can review the request with your clinician and confirm formulation details and current availability.
Stay connected
Before using your medication, make sure you understand the label and prescribed dose. Ask our pharmacists about any unclear instructions; your prescriber guides treatment changes and follow-up.
For patients & prescribers
Common questions.
How do I get started?
Start with your healthcare professional. Patient-specific compounded medications require a prescription. Call 888.224.5181 to discuss a prescribed formulation with our pharmacy.
Are these formulations available for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on your clinical needs, and availability must be confirmed for the specific prescription. FDA recommends compounded medications only when a patient’s medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
No. FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Read FDA’s information on compounded GLP-1 medications.
Who can help with medication instructions?
Contact our pharmacists if anything on your label or in your instructions is unclear, including how to measure the prescribed dose. Your prescriber should guide any changes to treatment.
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Let’s talk about
your prescription.
Our pharmacy team is here for patients and prescribers.