• FAIR COMPOUNDING REGULATIONS

    Regulation Should Protect Patients — Not Block Their Care

    When regulators treat compounded medicine like commercial manufacturing, patients lose access to vital treatments they can’t get anywhere else.

  • 503A compounding pharmacies are built to create patient-specific medications with physician oversight. But increasingly, the FDA and state boards are applying manufacturing-level restrictions designed for mass-market drug production — even when no commercial alternative exists.


    This is regulatory overreach, not public safety.

  • Who’s Being Harmed

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    Thousands of everyday prescriptions for patients with chronic conditions

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    Provider authority to prescribe customized therapies

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    Pharmacy access in underserved communities

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    Affordable alternatives when branded meds are cost-prohibitive

  • WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE

    We need clear distinction between manufacturers and compounders – and rules that reflect reality, not pressure from Big Pharma. Regulation must be based on science, not fear or politics.