NEW: FDA Update Regarding Compounded Semaglutide

All medications require a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider.  Providers can send electronic prescriptions or faxed prescriptions.  For your convenience, we have included a fax template that lists common dosing in the Resources for Providers section above.  Our pharmacists are also available to answer any questions by calling us at 651-645-9715.  

Yes.  We are licensed to dispense medications in MN and WI.  We can ship the medication to your home if you live in these states.  

Mix Pharmacy has been compounding medications at our Oakdale, MN location for 15 years.  We are regulated by the state board of pharmacy.  We utilize 3rd party testing laboratories to verify the potency of our compounds.  We make our sublingual suspension using Semaglutide base which is purchased from an FDA registered facility.  We order our injectable Semaglutide from a FDA registered drug manufacturer and 503B outsourcing facility.  Our compounding labs are fully compliant with USP 795 and USP 800 regulations.  

Yes.  Compounding medications is allowed in several circumstances, including:  if the patient requires a different dosage form or strength of a medication than what is commercially available, or if a medication is currently on manufacturer shortage.  

Unfortunately, most insurance companies do not cover compounded medications.  Our pharmacy does not bill your insurance, but upon request we can send you a form to submit to your insurance.