Many compounding pharmacies are no longer allowed to make cheaper versions of semaglutide and other GLP-1 drugs. A doctor explains options for patients.

Compounded medications are custom-made formulations designed to meet specific patient needs when commercial drugs are ...

The pharmacies probably all have back orders and they have customers that maybe have been getting it from the compounding pharmacy and are now trying to get it from a retail pharmacy and community ...

It might be made at your regular drugstore or at a specialized compounding pharmacy. "Compounding has been around for a long time," says Joey Mattingly, vice chair of research and associate ...

The relative lack of regulation in this space came to the forefront in 2013, after a contaminated steroid injectable, manufactured by a compounding pharmacy in Massachusetts, triggered a multi ...

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But a neighborhood compounding pharmacy, for example, will still be able to make variations of the name-brand drugs. As with other compounded medications, pharmacies can adjust the dosage of GLP-1 ...

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Jennifer Burch owns a small compounding pharmacy and a regular retail pharmacy about 15 miles apart in Durham, N.C. The week that the tirzepatide shortages ended, she tried to order more Zepbound ...