Pharmacy & Compounding Disclosure
Last updated: October 24, 2026
Pharmacy partner
When a licensed provider issues a prescription through our pathway, medication is compounded and/or dispensed by a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy, unless otherwise disclosed at the time of fulfillment.
Provider network
Licensed providers who review assessments exercise independent clinical judgment.
Compounded drugs — important FDA information
Compounded medications are prepared by a compounding pharmacy for individual patients pursuant to a prescription. Rx Only.
503A
Fulfillment is arranged through U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy channels as applicable to patient-specific prescriptions.
Risks & alternatives
Your provider should discuss benefits, risks, and alternatives. Ask your provider questions before accepting a compounded prescription.
State availability
Reed currently serves 49 U.S. states and does not currently serve California. Shipping and available formulations depend on state law and pharmacy/provider licensing.
Questions
Pharmacy-specific questions may be directed to support; clinical questions belong with your treating provider.