503B Outsouring Facility
office-use medications
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We are a state-of-the-art, FDA registered 503B outsourcing facility that provides healthcare practitioners, clinics, hospitals, group purchasing organizations, and other provider networks with the highest-quality manufactured medications.
In 2015, we became one of the pioneering independently owned facilities to register with the FDA as an outsourced compounding facility (503B), exclusively serving healthcare professionals. This significant milestone propelled our growth and positioned us as a trusted partner in the healthcare industry. In response to our expanding team and manufacturing capacity, we strategically relocated to our present-day facility in 2019. This move enabled us to enhance our capabilities further and deliver exceptional products and services to our valued partners.
What is a 503B Outsourcing Facility?
Outsourcing facilities like Carie Boyd Pharmaceuticals have registered with the FDA pursuant to Section 503B of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. They manufacture medications for administration or use in healthcare facilities and providers’ offices. These manufactured medications are distributed by the outsourcing facility that made them directly to the healthcare facility or provider without a prescription.
How is it done?
As an outsourcing facility, Carie Boyd Pharmaceuticals manufactures medications under Current Good Manufacturing Practice requirements. These requirements mandate the use of certain cleanroom classifications, manufacturing equipment, monitoring systems, quality management systems, raw material controls, and other protocols and processes. This helps ensure that 503B products are produced under the same conditions and pursuant to the same standards as commercially available medications. It takes teams of pharmacists, scientists, and technicians to operate outsourcing facilities like ours.
Why is it important?
Carie Boyd Pharmaceuticals and other 503B outsourcing facilities fill important needs within the pharmaceutical supply chain. They provide safe and effective medications that are not commercially available but are nonetheless needed by certain segments of the population. Additionally, outsourcing facilities help to ensure a steady supply of medication for our nation’s healthcare system by manufacturing medications that have been made commercially available but are on the FDA’s drug shortages list.
How to order office-use medications?
We offer our office-use compounded medications to qualified medical professionals. Medical and NPI licenses are required. To order our office-use medications, please set up an account by enrolling with us. You can enroll by clicking the Enroll link. After your account is activated, login by clicking “Login” at the top right corner. You will be redirected to our Customer portal, where you need to click on ”Shop Now” tab and create a new order.
How do we ship your orders?
Orders placed before 4 pm CT are eligible for same-day shipping. All office-use compounded medication orders come with free 2-day shipping. With no order minimums and shipping services operating Monday through Friday, we make it seamless and cost-effective to keep your practice stocked with the quality compounded medications you need.
Experience our exceptional offerings in
specialized areas:
Hormone Pellets
Our hormone pellets are specially designed for bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and are available to qualified providers.
Anesthetics
Our products include lidocaine and bupivacaine formulations in a variety of strengths and delivery methods, including creams, gels, and injectables.
Advanced Wound Care
The medications are designed to treat a variety of skin conditions, including atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, itching due to eczema, diaper rash, and acne.
Skin Health & Aesthetics
We offer a range of dental anesthetics designed to provide safe and effective pain relief during dental procedures