Refrigerate Upon Arrival
This medication needs to be stored in the fridge. It has been shipped on ice for transit, but it’s best to remove it from its shipping container and place it in the refrigerator immediately upon arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most medications are mass-produced. Compounding offers more flexibility—because your formulations can be crafted for you, not the masses.
With compounding, we can customize your medication's ingredients and dosage form (capsules, troches, injections, creams, ointments, suppositories, etc.). We can combine multiple medications, eliminate common allergens, address multiple health concerns with a single formulation, or tailor your dose rather than delivering only rigid, one-size-fits-all options.
Compounding opens up a world of personalized medicine that's pharmaceutically sound, rigorously regulated, and personal.
Strive's operating and compounding processes adhere to state and federal regulations, and we also go far above and beyond regulatory standards to ensure quality compounded medications. This looks like:
- Vetting all of our vendors and pharmaceutical ingredients through a rigorous qualification process.
- Frequently testing active ingredients and finished compounded products via third-party analytical assessment for sterility, potency, and endotoxins.
- Continuous training for all Strive compounding staff to demonstrate full competency and cultivate mastery in their roles.
- A robust internal quality assurance program that regularly monitors and audits processes and procedures.
- Unwavering commitment to routinely cleaning and sanitizing equipment and facilities, preventing cross-contamination, and maintaining aseptic conditions.
Healthcare is personal to us, meaning we never settle when it comes to formulations, ever-evolving best practices, and compounding standards. Striving for the best isn't just what we value—it's who we are. It's in our DNA and our relentless commitment to quality.
The short answer: We're a compounding pharmacy that cares about people.
The longer, more impassioned answer: We're a compounding pharmacy, which means we offer medication options and flexibility that most big pharma companies simply can't.
We're different from other pharmacies because healthcare has become an industry machine that sometimes forgets the human element, even though humans are the whole reason healthcare exists. We're striving to fix this imbalance. When you walk into Strive, you're seen and welcomed as a real person with a real life and unique needs. Instead of seeing numbers, we see people—whole human beings with stories, challenges, and the potential to thrive. Nothing thrills us more than helping people strive for their very best life.
Some insurance companies cover compounded medication, some don't, and others decide on a case-by-case basis. However, compounded medications are frequently cheaper out-of-pocket anyway because insurance companies use a tiered system to determine what and how much they'll cover.
Sometimes, working with your healthcare provider to get a longer day supply for your prescription can also help cut costs. A lot of work goes into compounding medications, so a 60—or 90-day supply is efficient and could save you money in the long run.
We're happy to help you look at your options!
Compounding can make a big difference when it comes to children's medications. It's not fun for anyone when kids have to suffer through medication they hate. At Strive, not only do we take sensitivities and preexisting needs seriously, but we can also tailor application method, dosage form, and flavor, making taking medications a more pleasant experience.
Yes! Your furry family members have sensitivities and preferences just like we do! If they hate their medication, they might spit it out or resist taking it, but compounding means we have more options, including making medications taste better or making them easier to disguise.
If you're a patient:
Talk to your provider about working with Strive and exploring care pathways that interest you. You can also browse our directory of providers already partnering with Strive to find someone who understands what a tailored regimen can look like for you.
If you're a provider:
Customization begins with your clinical expertise. Strive offers thousands of possibilities for patient-tailored, outcome-oriented medications.
We compound what you prescribe—formulated to meet your patient's specific needs per your instructions, with the highest standards of precision and care.
Have questions? Call your local Strive Pharmacy. We're here to support both practices and patients, every step of the way.
Whether you're a provider with prescribing questions or a patient exploring your options, we're here to help.
Find your nearest Strive location and give us a call!
We're here to help!
For pricing questions, reach out to us at: pricing@strivepharmacy.com
And for billing, message us at: billing@strivepharmacy.com
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We work with providers to support a wide range of health goals—from hormone optimization, weight management, and mental wellness to dermatological, autoimmune, and sexual health concerns. Explore our list of services on this site or reach out. We're happy to chat about the possibilities.
Yes, all of our compounded medications require a prescription from a licensed provider. If you're not sure where to start, we can help connect you with one of our trusted partners in your state. Find a Provider.
Absolutely. If your provider isn't already working with StriveRx, we're happy to connect and collaborate to ensure your care plan includes customized options that meet your needs.
One of the most significant benefits of compounding is the ability to avoid allergens and unnecessary fillers. We can remove dyes, gluten, sugar, lactose, and other potentially problematic ingredients so you get a wellness plan that works for you.
To appear on the Find a Provider page, a provider must be actively prescribing with Strive. This means they need to have written at least one prescription within the past 90 days.