*As a 503A compounding pharmacy, patients must submit a prescription from a legal prescriber to order our women's sexual health, hormone, and fertility products.
Hormone / Topical / Cream
Hormone / Oral / Capsule
Sexual Health / Vaginal / Cream
Sexual Health / Oral / Troche
Women's Health / Vaginal / Suppository
Women's Health / Topical / Solution
Women's Health / Suppository
From menstruation and childbirth to perimenopause and menopause, we compound women's health medications tailored to each patient's prescription.
Shifts in hormone production can lead to various unwanted symptoms such as weight fluctuations, mood swings, hot flashes, difficulty sleeping, excessive fatigue, loss of sexual desire, increased anxiety, and irritability. Other challenges, such as infertility, endometriosis, PMS, chronic pelvic pain, and hypothyroidism can make daily life feel like an uphill battle.
We provide a variety of quality women's health medications with custom dosages and strengths that are catered to the needs of the patient.
Estrogen and progesterone levels change over a woman's life, including around perimenopause and menopause. When a provider prescribes hormone replacement therapy, we compound preparations such as Bi-Estrogen (E3:E2) cream, progesterone SR capsules and estradiol, prepared to the strength and dosage form the prescriber specifies.
Sexual health is a common topic between women and their providers. When a prescriber orders a compounded preparation, we prepare it in forms such as topical creams and troches, including oxytocin, bremelanotide (PT-141) and tadalafil troches.
Vaginal health can change with hormonal shifts, pregnancy and age, and is worth discussing with your provider. We compound vaginal preparations such as estradiol vaginal cream from patient-specific prescriptions.
Hormonal changes often lead to weight fluctuations, especially weight gain, and a slowed metabolism. We provide several compounded options to work alongside your provider's care plan.
We also compound longevity and wellness preparations, such as NAD+ injection, glutathione and sermorelin, from patient-specific prescriptions written by licensed prescribers. You'll find them on our Longevity & Wellness page.
Hormone questions are among the most common reasons women see their providers. We compound a range of hormone preparations, including creams, capsules and troches, each prepared to the strength and dosage form your prescriber specifies.
Whether you are a mother, daughter, sister, or grandmother, our compounding pharmacy wants to honor you by providing quality medications made just for you.
At East Coast Compounding & Pharmacy, our mission is to help women overcome the challenges life throws at them. We tailor women's health formulations to the specifications of dosage and strength required by the prescriber.
With quick turnaround times (often in less than 48 hours), our compounding pharmacy ships products right to your door. We are licensed in and can ship compounded women's health medications to over 15 states in the United States.*
*As a 503A pharmacy, you must have a prescription from a legal prescriber to buy our women's health medications.
Yes. We compound bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) tailored to a woman's specific hormonal profile. This includes customized Bi-Estrogen (E3:E2) creams, Progesterone SR capsules, and Estradiol injections.
We provide personalized solutions intended to improve intimacy and physical comfort. Our products include Oxytocin and Bremelanotide (PT-141) troches. For localized discomfort or atrophy, we also compound Estradiol vaginal creams and Diazepam suppositories.
Absolutely. One of the primary benefits of our compounding pharmacy is our ability to personalize every prescription. Your provider can request exact hormone ratios, such as a specific 80:20 Bi-Estrogen blend, or choose a delivery method that fits your lifestyle, such as a fast-dissolving sublingual troche, a mess-free topical cream, or a suppository for targeted pelvic relief.
Yes. As a 503A compounding pharmacy, we require a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider (such as a primary care physician, OB-GYN, or endocrinologist) before we can legally prepare and dispense any compounded medication. We work closely with your provider to ensure the formulation meets your exact clinical needs.
No, our compounded formulations are not FDA-approved because they are custom-tailored for an individual patient rather than mass-produced for the general public. However, all active pharmaceutical ingredients are sourced from FDA-inspected facilities.
Most women's health prescriptions are prepared within 24 to 48 hours of receiving a valid order from your prescriber. Once ready, we offer various shipping options, including refrigerated shipping for sensitive items. You will receive a notification as soon as your package is on its way.
Generally, most insurance plans do not provide direct coverage for compounded prescriptions because they lack a standard National Drug Code (NDC). However, we are committed to making personalized care accessible. For specific pricing on products, please call our women's health pharmacists directly at (904) 648-2262.
Yes. Beyond hormone therapy, we support functional vaginal health. We compound Boric Acid suppositories and specialized anti-infective formulations that help maintain a healthy vaginal ecosystem when standard over-the-counter options fail to provide long-term relief.
Do you have more questions about our women's health compounding processes or specific prescriptions? Your health is important to us! If you need clarification on compounding doses, how to administer products, how to purchase women's health products, etc., please reach out to our team at (904) 648-2262.
Our team of pharmacists answers general questions about a prescription, a medication we compound, or partnering with our pharmacy. Send us your question and a member of our team will get back to you.
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