What is Pipeline Medical's GLP-1 Access program for healthcare providers?

Pipeline Medical's GLP-1 Access program connects licensed healthcare professionals with compounded GLP-1 medications through vetted 503A pharmacy partners. This program is exclusively for qualified medical practices offering weight management services. Important: Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved products. The FDA does not evaluate compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed. For licensed providers; follow current FDA guidance and your facility protocols.

What are 503A pharmacy requirements for compounded GLP-1 medications?

503A pharmacies prepare medications for individual patients based on specific prescriptions from licensed providers. They are primarily regulated by state pharmacy boards, must follow United States Pharmacopeia (USP) guidelines including USP 797 for sterile compounding, and require licensed pharmacist oversight. They may only compound pursuant to a valid prescription for an identified individual patient—not in bulk without prescriptions. For licensed providers; verify pharmacy credentials and follow current regulatory requirements.

What is the current FDA regulatory status of compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide?

FDA regulatory status for GLP-1 compounding changes frequently—providers should verify current shortage status at FDA.gov before prescribing compounded versions. Compounding may only be permitted under 503A when a prescriber determines and documents that a compounded preparation produces a clinically significant difference for the identified individual patient. Compounded GLP-1 medications are NOT FDA-approved and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. For licensed providers; consult FDA.gov for current shortage declarations and follow your facility protocols.

How do healthcare providers order compounded GLP-1 medications through Pipeline Medical?

Providers complete account registration with practice information and prescriber credentials, undergo license verification, and confirm GLP-1 prescribing falls within their scope of practice. For each patient, conduct clinical assessment, document justification for compounded medication, and submit patient-specific prescription to the 503A pharmacy partner. The pharmacy verifies and prepares the patient-specific compound, which ships to the patient or practice. For licensed providers; follow current FDA guidance and your state regulations.

What safety considerations apply to compounded GLP-1 medications?

Unlike FDA-approved drugs, compounded products are not evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality before distribution. Verify your pharmacy partner sources ingredients from FDA-registered facilities and follows USP 797 sterile compounding standards. Compounded GLP-1s typically come in vials requiring patient self-measurement rather than prefilled pens. Obtain informed consent explicitly stating the medication is not FDA-approved and document patient understanding of risks versus benefits. For licensed providers; follow manufacturer labeling, FDA guidance, and your facility protocols.

What documentation requirements apply to prescribing compounded GLP-1 medications?

Requirements include patient-specific prescription for each fill, clinical justification documentation explaining why commercially available products are unsuitable for this specific patient, complete medical history, BMI documentation and weight-related comorbidity assessment, contraindication screening (including thyroid cancer history, MEN 2 syndrome, pancreatitis), and informed consent documenting patient understanding that the medication is compounded and not FDA-approved. For licensed providers; follow current FDA guidance, DEA requirements, and your state regulations.

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Provider-Only GLP-1 Access for Medical Offices

Streamlined ordering, transparent pricing, and tracked delivery for licensed providers. Rx is handled by state-licensed pharmacies based on valid, patient-specific prescriptions (503A). No direct-to-consumer access. Availability varies by state and product.

Expedited fulfillment where permitted. Availability varies.
Deliver to practice or via pharmacy fulfillment (valid Rx).
Tracked shipments & order history.
Pay by card or ACH upon shipment.
Built for clinic workflows.

How Access Works

(Provider-Only)

Pipeline Medical provides ordering technology for licensed HCPs. State-licensed pharmacies handle all Rx in accordance with patient-specific prescriptions (503A). Drug details and pricing are available after sign-in.

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Expedited fulfillment where permitted. Availability varies.
Deliver to practice or via pharmacy fulfillment (valid Rx).
Tracked shipments & order history.
Pay by card or ACH upon shipment.
Built for clinic workflows.

GLP-1 Ordering Coordination for Licensed Providers

From procurement to delivery, PharmacyHub powered by Pipeline provides clinic-centric ordering tools in coordination with licensed pharmacy partners. Fulfillment occurs through licensed pharmacies or FDA-registered outsourcing facilities, where permitted by law.

Payments

Flexible billing Pay by credit card or ACH upon shipment.

Fulfillment

Ship your way Deliveries to practice, or via pharmacy fulfillment where permitted.

Pricing

Transparent pricing See product pricing upfront in the marketplace.

Catalog

Hundreds of products Extensive catalog with accurate search.

Inventory

Real-time inventory status Availability updated hourly.

Tracking

End-to-end shipment tracking Shipment tracking from label creation to delivery.

Provider Orders

Patient history View order status and history by patient (provider-managed).

Error Reduction

Built-in order safeguards Reduce errors in order processing.

Schedules

Delivery scheduling Set recurring delivery days or time windows to suit your needs.

Marketplace

One-stop shop Familiar, single-platform ordering experience.

Accuracy

No delays for “clarification” Workflows capture all required details upfront.

FDA-Approved GLP-1 Medications

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Tirzepatide Injection (Rx Only)

Semaglutide Injection (Rx Only)

(Clinics & Prescribers)

Pipeline Medical provides ordering technology for licensed healthcare professionals. All dispensing is performed by state-licensed pharmacies based on valid, patient-specific prescriptions (503A). Where permitted by law, FDA-registered outsourcing facilities may supply office-use compounded products to healthcare facilities. Availability varies by state and product.

GLP-1 Medications & Supplies for Licensed Providers

Provider-only access to GLP-1 preparations and ancillary supplies through trusted 503A pharmacy partners.

Compounded GLP-1 medications are prepared under 503A pharmacy standards. They are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness and may be prescribed when FDA-approved alternatives are unavailable or unsuitable.

Why Pharmacy Hub Makes Clinic Ordering Simpler

Built for licensed providers. Designed for efficiency, scalability, and simplified ordering, without the hassle of multiple vendors.

What you get	The Pharmacy Hub	Traditional Workflow
Compounded GLP-1 Options (available when FDA-approved alternatives are not suitable)	Yes	Limited
Transparent Pricing on Order Pages	Yes	Fragmented
Flexible Delivery (To practice orthrough pharmacy fulfillment where permitted)	Yes	No
Bulk Upload Patient Lists and Orders	Yes	Limited
Hourly Stock Updates and Real-Time Inventory	Yes	Manual
Order Accuracy Safeguards	Yes	Manual
Delivery Schedules for Your Clinic	Yes	No
Dedicated Support Manager	Yes	Inconsistent

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Provider FAQs

Answers about ordering, fulfillment, and support through our medical supply marketplace .

How current is your medical inventory?

Our inventory status updates every hour. If a GLP-1 medication or medical supply shows as “in stock,” it’s available to order immediately.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept ACH and credit card payments, billed only when your order ships.

What shipment tracking is available?

Every order is tracked at each stage, from label creation to delivery. Practices also have full visibility into their order history and status within their account.

Is live customer support available?

Yes. You can reach our U.S.-based support team via live chat, email, or phone. Pharmacy Hub clients receive a dedicated Support Manager for direct assistance.

Disclaimer:

For licensed healthcare professionals only; no direct-to-consumer access is available. Rx is handled by state-licensed pharmacies based on valid, patient-specific prescriptions (503A). Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA and are not equivalent to FDA-approved drugs. They may be prescribed only when an FDA-approved alternative is unavailable or clinically inappropriate for an individual patient, as permitted by law. Availability varies by state and product.