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Does your telehealth provider tell you which pharmacy makes your medication?

A compounded medication is made by a pharmacy, not by the brand that sells it. For every telehealth provider we cover, what its public pages say about which pharmacy fills the prescription and who writes it, with the page and the date each answer was read.

By PeptideWellness Editorial Team Updated October 25, 2026 3 min read

Most of the telehealth providers we cover do not name the pharmacy that makes a compounded prescription anywhere a buyer can read before paying. This register records, provider by provider, what the public pages say about the pharmacy and about who prescribes, with a link to each page and the date we read it.

Of the 17 telehealth providers we cover, 6 name the pharmacy that fills a prescription on their public pages, 2 name only their own pharmacy, and 9 name none. 6 name the clinicians who prescribe, and 1 names both.

The register

Providers that name a pharmacy come first. Each record shows the date its pages were read and links to every page it was read from.

ProviderPharmacyWhat its pages sayReadPharmacies namedPrescriberSources
HimsNames the pharmacyIts terms name six pharmacies and say a prescription may be transferred between them.Sep 24, 2026Apostrophe Pharmacy LLC, XeCare LLC, EHT Pharmacy LLC dba Curexa, CD Pharmacy LLC dba Red Rock Pharmacy, AnazaoHealth Corporation, Strive Specialties, Inc.Names a medical group, no clinicians: You Health professional corporations in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey and Texas. The terms name the medical groups, not individual clinicians.Hims terms and conditions
Invigor MedicalNames the pharmacyThe site lists five partnered pharmacies; its terms name only two of them, GoGo Meds and Tailor Made Compounding Pharmacy, as the pharmacies filling prescriptions.Sep 24, 2026Strive Pharmacy, Tailor Made, Belmar Pharma Solutions, Olympia Pharmacy, GoGoMedsNames a medical group, no clinicians: Dr Telx LLC. The terms name one medical group; no individual clinician is named.Try Invigor About, Try Invigor terms
Lavender Sky HealthNames the pharmacyIt names twelve pharmacies, prices each plan per pharmacy, and publishes which pharmacy ships what to which state; the patient chooses.Oct 21, 2026AbsoluteRx/Nova, Alchemist, BPI/The Pharmacy Hub, Empower, Hallandale, OptioRx, Red Rock, ReviveRx, Southend, South Lake, Strive, ViosNot named. No clinician or medical group is named in the FAQ or the terms.Lavender Sky pharmacy state coverage, Lavender Sky treatment plan pricing
MadeMedNames the pharmacyThe terms and the about page name the same four partner pharmacies, with no addresses and nothing to say which fills which prescription. Until the October 2026 rebuild a separate pharmacy page gave addresses and named LinkRx, and the about page named Red Rock Pharmacy; that page is gone and neither name appears now.Oct 25, 2026Absolute RX, Strive Pharmacy, ERX Hub, Southend PharmacyNames a medical group, no clinicians: MDI Medical Group PC. The terms name MDI Medical Group PC and its affiliated physicians; no physician is named anywhere on the site. Until the rebuild a credentials page named a medical director and the terms named Xpedicare, LLC.MadeMed terms, MadeMed About
PeterMDNames the pharmacyIts terms carry a "Pharmacy Disclosure" section naming two pharmacies, and say prescriptions go to a pharmacy of the patient's choosing.Sep 24, 2026Absolute Pharmacy (Lutz, FL), Partell Pharmacy (Las Vegas, NV)Not named. No prescriber or medical group is named on the home page, the about page or the terms.PeterMD terms, section 23
RxPepsDirectNames the pharmacyIts pages say only "a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy in Texas"; every batch report it publishes on its quality page is addressed to Optimal Balance Pharmacy, Houston (Texas licence 34829).Oct 20, 2026Optimal Balance Pharmacy (Houston, TX)Names its clinicians: Jonathan Snipes, MD (Medical Director), Kim Callender (lead prescriber). The about and quality pages name the medical director and the lead prescriber; other nurse practitioners and physician assistants are not named.RxPepsDirect, Lab test results (batch reports), RxPepsDirect, About
EdenNames its own pharmacy onlyIts GLP-1 pages say medication is prepared by Eden Pharmacy, which it runs in Albuquerque, or by "vetted U.S. pharmacy partners" it does not name, and do not say which fills a given order.Nov 3, 2026Eden Pharmacy (Albuquerque, NM)Not named. Prescriptions come from "independent licensed" doctors and nurse practitioners in a national network; none is named as a prescriber. The leadership it names, including a physician and two pharmacists, are listed as active in the NPI Registry.Eden, Semaglutide, Eden, Zepbound (FAQ)
RoNames its own pharmacy onlyIts terms name its own pharmacy and say the rest of its network are unnamed partner pharmacies; a patient may also choose their own pharmacy.Sep 24, 2026Roman Health Pharmacy LLCNot named. The terms refer to affiliated physician practices without naming a clinician.Ro terms of use
AgelessRxPharmacy not namedIts FAQ asks "Which pharmacies are shipping my order?" and answers that they are US-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies, without naming one.Sep 24, 2026NoneNames its clinicians: Jenell Decker, MD (Medical Director), Aaron Stecker, MD, Mirna Jadan, MD. The about page names its medical director and two physicians.AgelessRx FAQ, AgelessRx About
Defy MedicalPharmacy not namedIt prescribes "from a network of pharmacies" and names none.Sep 24, 2026NoneNames its clinicians: Justin Saya, MD, Caleb Calkins, MD, plus 11 nurse practitioners and physician assistants. The team page names thirteen clinicians.Defy Medical About, Defy Medical team
Henry MedsPharmacy not namedIts terms and FAQ refer to contracted or affiliated licensed pharmacies without naming one.Sep 24, 2026NoneNot named. The terms describe "an independent contracted Medical Services Group" without naming it.Henry Meds terms of service, Henry Meds FAQ
Live VitalPharmacy not namedIts FAQ says prescriptions go to "a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy", and no page names it, its state or its accreditation.Oct 19, 2026NoneNames its clinicians: Patrick Taylor, MD. The practice page names one physician; no other clinician is named.Live Vital FAQ, Live Vital, Our practice
MaximusPharmacy not namedIts about page explains how it selects "US-based, fully licensed compounding pharmacies" and names none.Sep 24, 2026NoneNot named. The about page names advisers, but does not say they prescribe; the terms refer to "Maximus Medical Group Practices" without naming a legal entity.Maximus About, Maximus terms of use
Mochi HealthPharmacy not namedIts terms refer to "certain third party pharmacies" without naming them.Sep 24, 2026NoneNames its clinicians: Roberto Valledor, MD, Leah Jones, MD, Katherine Austin, MD, Clete Barrick, MD, Amisa Patel, DO, Amber Patel, DO. The about page names six physicians; the terms name the medical groups (Mochi Medical, P.A. and its California and Kansas counterparts).Mochi terms and conditions, Mochi About
Strut HealthPharmacy not namedIts telemedicine consent says prescriptions go "to the pharmacy of your choice or to Strut Health's partner pharmacy", and the partner is not named.Sep 24, 2026NoneNames a medical group, no clinicians: Titan Medical Group. The consent names the medical group; the FAQ describes "U.S.-licensed and board-certified physicians" without names.Strut Health telemedicine consent, Strut Health FAQ
TeleZenMDPharmacy not namedIts terms say prescriptions are filled by independent 503A compounding pharmacies, that patients do not select the pharmacy, and that partners may change at any time.Sep 24, 2026NoneNames its clinicians: James Teet, DO, Ozita Cooper, MD, Michael Wasef, MD, Andrew Sakla, DO. The about page names four physicians.TeleZenMD terms of use, TeleZenMD About
TrimRxPharmacy not namedIts terms refer to "a participating pharmacy" and "a state-licensed sterile compounding pharmacy" without naming one.Sep 24, 2026NoneNot named. No clinician or medical group is named in the terms or on the about page.TrimRx terms and conditions, TrimRx About

Why the pharmacy is the question

A compounded drug is prepared by a pharmacy for an individual prescription, and it is not FDA-approved: the agency does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed [1]. The telehealth brand on the website usually runs the platform, a separate medical group writes the prescription, and a third company, the pharmacy, makes what arrives in the post.

When the FDA finds problems with how a compounded drug was made, its warning letter goes to the pharmacy that made it. That is why a name matters: with it you can look the pharmacy up in our compounding pharmacy directory and in the register of FDA warning letters to compounding pharmacies. Without it, there is nothing to check.

The same names under different brands

Several pharmacy names appear under more than one brand:

  • AbsoluteRx / Absolute Pharmacy: Lavender Sky Health, MadeMed and PeterMD
  • Red Rock Pharmacy: Hims and Lavender Sky Health
  • Strive: Hims, Invigor Medical, Lavender Sky Health and MadeMed
  • Southend Pharmacy: Lavender Sky Health and MadeMed

The match is by name. Two brands printing the same pharmacy name is a fact about what they print; it is not by itself proof that one legal entity fills both. For Absolute Pharmacy, PeterMD gives a street address in Lutz, Florida; on our September read MadeMed's pharmacy page gave the same address, and that page has since been taken down.

What "not named" means here

It means the provider's public pages, the ones anyone can read before signing up, do not name a pharmacy. It does not mean the provider refuses to say. Many will name the pharmacy when asked, at checkout, or on the label of the first shipment.

If a provider you are considering is in that group, ask before you pay. What to ask before your first order sets out the question and what a useful answer looks like.

How this register is kept

Each record carries the date its pages were read, and a provider's record is re-read when we update that provider's review. Pharmacy lists change: one provider's terms say its partners "may change at any time". When we add a provider to our coverage, it gets a record here the same day.

Frequently asked

Is a pharmacy that is named a safer pharmacy?

Not by itself. A name is what lets you check: whether the pharmacy is licensed in your state, and whether it appears in the FDA's warning letters. A named pharmacy with a warning letter on record tells you more than an unnamed one, not less.

Why do two different brands list the same pharmacy?

Many telehealth brands do not compound anything themselves. They contract with the same small group of compounding pharmacies, and each pharmacy can fill prescriptions for several brands at once.

References

  1. FDA — Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers, including "Are compounded drugs approved by FDA?".

Editorial note: Informational only — not medical advice. Each record states what a provider's public pages said on the date shown; it is not a finding about the quality of any provider or pharmacy. PeptideWellness does not accept payment from providers in exchange for placement or scoring.