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We are a functional and compounding pharmacy in Webster Groves, Missouri.

Compounding

Compounding

Customized Medication Compounding at Webster Pharmacy

State-of-the-art compounding lab in St. Louis

What is a compounding pharmacy?

There are benefits associated with working with a compounding pharmacy. Our compounding pharmacy focuses on providing patients with custom pharmaceutical products. We prepare custom dosage forms when standard FDA-approved drugs fail to do so, become unavailable, or are no longer produced by a pharmaceutical manufacturer. To learn more about the FDA shortage list click here.

Compounding medicine is the process by which a trained pharmacist makes a custom medication typically for a specific patient or for specific groups of patients.

At Webster Pharmacy, we also believe that compounding professionals should receive ongoing training in compounding to stay up-to-date with this art since most pharmacists no longer practice compounding. Our pharmacist stay up to date with education from the American College of Apothecaries compounding courses.

Our compounding pharmacy can prepare:

Sublingual Semaglutide tablets.

Bio-identical Hormone replacement therapy 

Boric Acid Suppositories

Betahistine Capsules 

Heparin Topical Gel

Low dose naltrexone capsules

Methimazole liquid and topical gels for cats

Phenobarbital suspensions for dogs

Ursodial Capsules and solutions

Magic mouthwashes

Neomycin/Hydrocortisone Suppositories

Nifedipine Ointments

Porcine Thyroid Capsules

Progesterone Altered Release capsules, suppositories, and creams

Short Chain Fatty Acid enemas

Testosterone suppositories, creams, and capsules

Scream Cream

Trimix Cream

  • Medications in dosage forms that are not commercially available, such as transdermal gels, troches, “chewies”, and lollipops.
  • Xylitol for the prevention of otitis media. 
  • Medications are free of problem-causing excipients such as dyes, sugar, lactose, or alcohol in the case of patients with autism.
  • Combinations of various compatible medications into a single dosage form for easier administration and improved compliance.
  • Medications that are not commercially available because of an increased demand or chemical shortage.
  • Semaglutide troches
  • Low-dose naltrexone capsules, solutions, and topical creams. Learn more here.
  • Topical and vaginal progesterone.
  • Short Chain Fatty Acid Enemas

Frequently asked questions about compounding:

Will my insurance pay for my compound? Typically not, from our experience insurance companies cover products on their formularies. Often, the bases and excipients we used are not on their formularies so they will only cover the active ingredients. Also, insurance companies do not pay for the pharmacists' time involved in preparing the compound.

Can I use my FSA or HSA account to cover compounded products? Yes!

Can you make a cheaper version of a commercially available product? Not typically, if something can not be tolerated in the commercially available dosage form we can make it. One example is if someone has a peanut allergy we can make peanut free progesterone capsules.

Does Webster Pharmacy prepare Injectable meds? We are currently working on building out our sterile pharmacy.

Custom Compounding Pharmacy Services | Webster Pharmacy

Compounding Services FAQ – Webster RX Pharmacy

Welcome to Webster RX, a licensed non-sterile compounding pharmacy in Webster Groves, Missouri. We create custom medications tailored to individual patient needs using non-sterile (USP <795>) compounding methods. We do **not** perform sterile (USP <797>) compounding such as injectables, ophthalmics, or intrathecal preparations. All compounded medications require a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber.

What is compounding and why choose Webster RX?

Compounding is the creation of personalized medications when commercial products don’t meet a patient’s needs (e.g., custom strengths, allergen-free bases, alternative dosage forms like creams, gels, troches, capsules, or suppositories).

Webster RX specializes in **non-sterile compounding** with high-quality pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. We follow strict USP <795> guidelines for non-sterile preparations and Missouri Board of Pharmacy regulations to ensure safety, potency, and consistency.

What types of compounded medications do you prepare?

We focus on non-sterile custom preparations, including:

  • Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) – bioidentical testosterone, estradiol, progesterone in creams, gels, troches, vaginal suppositories
  • Weight Management – compounded oral or sublingual semaglutide, tirzepatide (non-injectable forms only)
  • Pain & Inflammation – topical creams/gels (ketoprofen, lidocaine, gabapentin, diclofenac, etc.)
  • Dermatology & Skin Rejuvenation – GHK-Cu creams, tretinoin, hydroquinone, niacinamide, peptide blends
  • Sexual Health – testosterone or PT-141 troches, vaginal estrogen/testosterone suppositories
  • Pediatric & Geriatric – flavored oral suspensions, dye-free capsules, transdermal gels
  • Veterinary – flavored oral suspensions or transdermal gels for pets

We do **not** compound sterile products (e.g., no injectables, IV solutions, eye drops, or intrathecal preparations).

Which states can Webster RX ship compounded medications to?

We are licensed to ship non-sterile compounded medications to patients in:

  • Missouri (home state – full service)
  • Illinois (non-resident pharmacy license)
  • Arizona (non-resident pharmacy license)

Shipping is secure, discreet, and tracked. Temperature-controlled packaging is used when needed for stability. For other states, please contact us—we can often refer you to a local compounding pharmacy.

Do you accept insurance for compounded medications?

We do **not** directly bill insurance companies for compounded medications, as most plans do not cover or reimburse compounded prescriptions at meaningful rates.

However:

  • We provide **Universal Claim Forms** (UCF) upon request so you can submit for possible reimbursement from your insurance provider.
  • We accept **FSA** (Flexible Spending Account) and **HSA** (Health Savings Account) cards as payment — compounded medications are generally eligible.

Our pricing is transparent. We provide a quote before compounding or charging your card.

How do I get a compounded prescription filled at Webster RX?

The process is straightforward:

  1. Your prescriber writes a prescription for a compounded medication (e-prescribe or fax to us).
  2. We contact you to confirm details, provide a cost quote, and collect payment (credit/debit card, HSA/FSA, check).
  3. We compound and ship (or offer local pickup in Webster Groves, MO).

Typical turnaround: 1–3 business days for most non-sterile compounds. Rush service available for urgent needs.

What safety and quality standards do you follow?

We adhere to rigorous standards for non-sterile compounding:

  • USP <795> guidelines for non-sterile preparations
  • Missouri Board of Pharmacy regulations
  • Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients from reputable suppliers
  • Beyond-use dating and stability considerations
  • Full compliance with non-resident pharmacy licensing in Illinois and Arizona

We do **not** perform sterile compounding (no USP <797> cleanroom operations).

How do I contact Webster RX for more information?

We’re here to help with your custom compounding needs:

  • Phone: (314)962-1065
  • Email: webster@drxapp.com
  • Website: websterrx.com/compounding/
  • Local Pickup: Available at our Webster Groves, MO location
  • Shipping: To Missouri, Illinois, and Arizona patients

Call or email us today — our pharmacists are ready to assist.

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