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Free resource for licensed medical professionals. Three minutes to read. No sales pitch. No patient prose. Just the patterns that separate a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy from a research- chemical supplier posing as one.
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The single most reliable indicator that a supplier is operating outside the pharmacy framework.
A legitimate 503A pharmacy will display its state license number. If they cannot produce one, they are not a pharmacy.
USP 797 and 800 require batch testing. A generic CoA unlinked to your specific lot is not compliance.
When a supplier charges a fraction of compliant compounders, one of the real cost inputs has been skipped.
The FDA Drug Master File and establishment registration records are public. A compliant supplier can name sources.
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