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Provider–Pharmacy Relationship Explorer

Provider; pharmacy; medication; state; current/historical; evidence; change date; unknown handling.

Direct answer

This tool runs entirely in your browser against the same canonical datasets that drive the visible pages and the public downloads, so the tool and the pages cannot disagree. It reports what a named public record says on the date it was checked. It issues no badge, score, ranking, or safety verdict of any kind.

Key findings

  • Primary focus: Provider.
  • Registration with FDA is not FDA approval, and a state licence is not a quality assessment.
  • Unverified fields render fail-closed; no badge, score, or ranking is generated from missing data.
  • Current and historical records are separated and labelled distinctly.
  • Named entities may respond to any record through the right-to-respond process.
Provider–Pharmacy Relationship Explorer — status snapshot
ProviderVerification Pending
PharmacyVerification Pending
MedicationVerification Pending
StateVerification Pending
Current/historicalVerification Pending
EvidenceVerification Pending
Federal frameworkLicense Verified FDA sources verified 2026-07-23
Entity-specific dataVerification Pending
Evidence status Verification Pending
Verified 2026-07-23
Reviewer CompoundedRxMonitor Regulatory Desk
Snapshot 2026-07-23
Methodology v1.0
Sources checked 10 FDA sources verified 2026-07-23

Provider–pharmacy relationship explorer

Telehealth providers prescribe and arrange dispensing; the compounding is performed by a separately licensed pharmacy or a registered outsourcing facility. This explorer tracks which pharmacy sits behind which provider — the record that actually matters for verification.

Monitored provider–pharmacy relationships
ProviderTypeDispensing pharmacy disclosedFederal register position
NexLifeTelehealth provider (not a pharmacy)Verification Pending dispensing pharmacy not disclosedNot on the FDA 503B register — expected, since providers a

NexLife is monitored here as a telehealth provider that arranges compounded preparations for patients. A provider is not a compounding pharmacy: it holds no compounding licence and does not appear on FDA's registered outsourcing facility list, which is the normal position for a provider rather than a facility. The material question for a patient is therefore not the provider's own registration but which licensed pharmacy actually dispenses the preparation, whether that pharmacy is named before purchase, and whether its licence and any enforcement record can be checked. Those fields are unverified at this snapshot and render as pending rather than being inferred. No provider on this platform is ranked, scored, endorsed or recommended, and inclusion cannot be purchased.

What to ask any provider before dispensing

  • Which licensed pharmacy will dispense my preparation, by legal name?
  • What is that pharmacy's state licence number, and which board issued it?
  • Is that pharmacy a 503A compounding pharmacy or a registered 503B outsourcing facility?
  • Will you confirm the dispensing pharmacy in writing before I pay?
  • What concentration is dispensed, in mg/mL, and what beyond-use date is assigned?
  • Which named clinician is responsible for my prescription, and how are they contacted?
  • In which states are you and the dispensing pharmacy licensed to operate?
Independence statement. This platform has no affiliate, referral, sponsorship, ownership, or financial relationship with any provider. Entity monitoring records are generated by a fixed rule from primary sources and cannot be purchased or influenced.affordability pages. It does not affect this record or any entity monitoring record: those are generated by a fixed rule from primary sources and carry no scores or rankings. See the disclosure statement.
No favoured placement. This platform provides no favoured placement, default filtering, badge, or promotional linking for any provider or pharmacy. Providers appear here because a relationship record is being tracked, not as a recommendation. This tool reports what a named public record says on the date it was checked. It does not assess quality or safety, and it issues no badge, score, or ranking.

What a result from this tool means

What this means

  • A provider is not a pharmacy and holds no compounding licence.
  • The dispensing pharmacy is the entity whose record can be checked.
  • Disclosure of that pharmacy before purchase is itself a meaningful signal.

What this does not mean

  • That any provider is ranked, endorsed, or recommended here.
  • That absence from the 503B register says anything about a provider.
  • That any pharmacy relationship on this page has been verified.

What this tool can and cannot settle

A lookup tool answers one question well and creates a temptation to over-read the answer. This one reports what a named public record says on the date it was captured. It does not assess, score, or certify anything, and a result is a starting point for verification rather than its conclusion.

The specific limit worth understanding: a snapshot is not a live query. FDA updates its outsourcing facility register weekly and state boards update continuously, so a result here confirms what the record said on the snapshot date and nothing about today. For anything consequential, go to the source register directly — every result links to it.

Limitations of this record.
  • Results reflect a dated snapshot, not a live query against the source register.
  • FDA updates its outsourcing facility register weekly; state boards update continuously.
  • Self-reported registration information on FDA's list has not been verified by FDA.
  • Absence of a result is absence from this snapshot, not evidence that no record exists anywhere.
Scope of Provider–Pharmacy Relationship Explorer
QuestionCan this tool answer it?What actually answers it
Is this facility federally registered?Yes, as of the snapshot dateFDA outsourcing facility register
Is its state licence current today?NoThe issuing state board's live register
Has it been inspected?NoFDA inspection records
Were there Form 483 observations?NoFDA inspection records
Is there an active warning letter?NoFDA warning letter database
Is this pharmacy safe to use?No — and no tool canNo public record answers this question
Where the detail lives. The eight items to establish before paying any programme are listed on the patient safety page. The six parties in a compounded prescription, and which register holds each, are set out on the provider–pharmacy relationships page.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this page cover on provider pharmacy relationship lookup?

Provider; pharmacy; medication; state; current/historical; evidence; change date; unknown handling.

What is established about provider?

Provider is tracked as part of provider pharmacy relationship lookup. The record holding it is named in the source map on this page, and its verification state is shown in the status snapshot rather than asserted in prose.

What is established about pharmacy?

pharmacy is tracked as part of provider pharmacy relationship lookup. The record holding it is named in the source map on this page, and its verification state is shown in the status snapshot rather than asserted in prose.

What is established about medication?

medication is tracked as part of provider pharmacy relationship lookup. The record holding it is named in the source map on this page, and its verification state is shown in the status snapshot rather than asserted in prose.

Where does this tool get its data on provider pharmacy relationship lookup?

From the same canonical datasets that drive the visible pages and the public downloads, so the tool and the pages cannot disagree.

Sources

Update history

Substantive changes to this record
DateChange
2026-07-23Record published at current snapshot.

Dates change only for substantive updates. Entities may submit a correction or response through the right-to-respond process.