Pharmagistic connects research buyers, clinics and brands with vetted partners across three supply channels. What you buy is tracked the same way as everything else in the system: by lot, with its certificate of analysis attached.
Research-grade peptides for laboratories, universities, contract research organizations and in-house R&D teams. Every lot is received against its certificate of analysis and carries that lot number to your door.
Preparations compounded by state-licensed 503A pharmacies for an individual patient, when a commercially available product doesn't meet that patient's needs. Ordered by clinics and prescribers.
Products from outsourcing facilities registered with the FDA under section 503B, made under current good manufacturing practice in larger batches. Suited to practices that keep stock on hand.
The right channel depends on who the product is for and how it will be used. If you're not sure, ask before you order and we'll point you to the right one.
| RUO peptides | 503A compounding | 503B outsourcing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intended for | Laboratory research | One identified patient | Office use and practice stock |
| Prescription | Not applicable. Not for use in people or animals | Required for each patient | Not required for office-use orders where permitted |
| Made by | Research chemical suppliers | State-licensed compounding pharmacies | FDA-registered outsourcing facilities |
| Quality standard | Lot-level COA | USP compounding standards and state board oversight | Current good manufacturing practice, FDA inspection |
| Typical buyer | Research labs, universities, R&D teams | Clinics and prescribers | Clinics, med spas and health systems |
| In Pharmagistic | Lot and COA on record | Order, lot and shipment on record | Batch, lot, COA and shipment on record |
The same five steps for every channel. The difference is what we check at the start.
Something not covered here? Ask us directly before you order.
No. Research-use-only products are sold for laboratory research and can't be used in people or animals. Clinics treating patients order through the 503A or 503B channels instead.
A 503A pharmacy compounds for an individual patient against a prescription, under state board of pharmacy oversight and USP compounding standards.
A 503B outsourcing facility registers with the FDA, follows current good manufacturing practice, is inspected by the FDA, and can supply practices for office use in larger batches.
No. Pharmagistic is the operations platform and the sourcing network. Licensed partner facilities compound or manufacture each product, and Pharmagistic tracks it from their lot to your door.
Every lot is recorded with its COA when it's received. Ask your rep for the COA on any lot you've been shipped and we'll send it.
Yes, where the product needs it. Cold-chain orders are flagged through pick, pack and label so they're handled and shipped accordingly.
It depends on the channel and the partner's licenses. We'll confirm what can ship to you when your account is opened.
Bring your product list and a typical week of orders. We'll walk through it with you, from the first purchase order to the last invoice.