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GLP-1 Medications for Licensed Providers

Sign in to view GLP-1 preparations and ancillary supplies. Rx handling is performed by state-licensed pharmacies based on valid, patient-specific prescriptions (503A). No direct-to-consumer access. Availability varies by state and product.

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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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Licensed Pharmacy Access for GLP-1 Compounding Requests

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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-1s for Medical Practices

Pipeline supports providers with GLP-1 medication procurement and ancillary supplies, delivered through licensed pharmacy partners under 503A standards.

Disclaimer:

For licensed healthcare professionals only; no direct-to-consumer access is available. Rx handling is performed 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.