A sample of what we prepare
Valor compounds patient-specific preparations across a wide range of practice areas. The entries below are a sample selection, meant to give prescribers and patients a feel for what we make, the dosage forms we work in, and the strengths we prepare. It is not a complete list. If the preparation you're looking for isn't shown, please contact us for a pharmacist consultation.
A compound library, not a menu.
Most of what we compound isn't on this page.
Valor's master formulary is broader than what we display here, and we routinely build new formulations in collaboration with prescribers. If you don't see the preparation you're looking for, send us the ingredient, strength, and dosage formm, or your prescribing protocol and we'll confirm whether it's already in our library or scope what it would take to prepare it.
Many compounding pharmacies list therapies. Fewer standardize the systems behind them.
- Documented master formulation records
- Ingredient sourcing standards
- In-process quality checks
- Consistent preparation workflows
- Industry-aligned compliance practices
- Appropriate testing
- Predictable turnaround times
- Flat-rate pricing on select compounds
- Brand alignment
- Reliable consistency
- Reducing risk for Telehealth and Health Systems
- Team competency
- Providers
- Patients
- Telehealth MSOs
- Health Systems
- Clinical Researchers
- Employer Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
Compounded preparations are prepared by licensed pharmacists to fulfill individual patient prescriptions. They are not FDA-approved products and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy for any specific indication. Clinical decisions about when a compounded preparation is appropriate are made by the treating clinician.
How do I request a compounded medication that isn't listed?
To request a compounded medication that is not listed on our website, submit a custom preparation request with the desired ingredient(s), strength, and dosage form. Click here to submit a request
What states are you licensed in?
To see which states Valor is currently licensed in, visit our States We Serve page.
Do you compound GLP-1 medications like semaglutide or tirzepatide?
No. Valor does not compound semaglutide, tirzepatide, or any other GLP-1 receptor agonists. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are commercially available FDA-approved medications, and federal law does not permit 503A compounding pharmacies to compound these preparations.
Do you compound peptide therapies?
Peptide therapies are not currently available through Valor Compounding Pharmacy because federal regulations limit the substances that 503A compounding pharmacies may use. We actively monitor FDA guidance and ongoing regulatory discussions regarding peptide compounding and will continue to assess any future changes that may affect availability.
Do you compound nutraceuticals or dietary supplements?
We not compound nutraceuticals or dietary supplements because these products are regulated as dietary supplements rather than prescription drugs. The ingredients used in dietary supplements do not meet the pharmaceutical standards required for compounded prescriptions, and California pharmacy regulations do not permit their compounding into prescription preparations.
