Weight Management Compounding
AccuMix compounds patient-specific weight-loss medications to your prescriber’s exact directions, with injectable or sublingual options chosen by your clinician. Each preparation is made in ISO-classified cleanrooms under USP standards, then clearly labeled and packaged for day-to-day adherence.
Why medical weight loss matters
A healthy weight supports energy, sleep, mobility, and long-term heart and metabolic health. Diet and activity are essential, yet many people also face medical contributors—hormonal shifts, metabolism changes, medication effects, chronic stress, and genetics. Because the drivers are complex, care often works best when it combines lifestyle foundations with clinician-guided medication and ongoing follow-up.
How compounded therapy fits
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Packaging designed for adherence
We package to make dosing clear and repeatable: legible labels, practical devices (e.g., metered dispensers for sublingual regimens), and, where permitted by state law and clinically appropriate, administration supplies for injectables. Your documentation explains storage (including refrigeration if indicated) and safe handling.
Quality and safety you can see
All preparations are made under USP ⟨795⟩/⟨797⟩/⟨800⟩ programs by a team led by BCSCP-credentialed pharmacists, using ISO Class 5 hoods within ISO Class 7 cleanrooms. We verify ingredients from FDA-registered suppliers (COA-verified), maintain environmental monitoring and lot traceability, and perform pharmacist checks at each step. Most patient-specific orders ship within 24 hours of pharmacist verification and prescription receipt (subject to regulations, inventory, and order volume). We ship discreetly only to states that permit dispensing under our licenses.
How to get started
Patients
Providers & Clinics
Telehealth Programs
Who might consider a compounded option?
Your clinician may consider a compounded medication when a personalized strength is needed, when route of administration (injectable vs. sublingual) matters for your situation, when a micro-titration schedule is preferred, or when you need to avoid certain excipients. Compounded therapy complements nutrition, movement, and sleep within a medically supervised plan.
What to expect
Use your medication exactly as prescribed. Do not change dose or schedule without your clinician’s guidance. Report side effects or concerns to your prescriber; our pharmacists are available for counseling questions. Follow label storage and handling (including refrigeration if indicated), and keep medications out of reach of children and pets.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you list specific medication names?
We keep our public site focused on the care approach rather than brand or molecule names. Your prescriber specifies the exact therapy; we compound and label precisely as ordered.
What routes do you prepare?
We compound injectable and sublingual options, matched to your clinician’s plan.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. AccuMix compounds patient-specific prescriptions under applicable regulations and USP standards after receiving a valid prescription.
How quickly will my order ship?
Most prescriptions ship within 24 hours after pharmacist verification and Rx receipt (subject to regulations, inventory, and order volume).
Can injection supplies be included?
Where permitted by state law and appropriate for the therapy, administration supplies may be included. Your prescriber’s plan and label will indicate what’s provided.
I don’t have a provider—can you help?
Yes. Contact us and we’ll coordinate with a licensed telehealth clinician in your state.
Compliance & disclosures
AccuMix operates as a 503A compounding pharmacy. We compound patient-specific medications only after receipt of a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and USP ⟨795⟩/⟨797⟩/⟨800⟩ standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Availability of compounded weight-loss therapies may vary by state law and current guidance.
