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Are options for compounded medication given to patients? Say, if someone was currently receiving medication from one pharmacy (I.e. empower) but wanted to try a different pharmacy due to complaints about their original pharmacy?
AlphaMD's Answer
If you have a known issue from a pharmacy we're happy to use another one, just let us know. In general we decide which pharmacy to use based on the medications needed and current availabilities. For your example, Empower doesn't have HCG but does have the best price on Nandrolone or on IM injection supplies, so we may use another or combine two separate pharmacies depending on what makes sense.
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