Coverage by state
Compounding pharmacies licensed in the District of Columbia
2 ScriptLinkRx partner pharmacies list a license in the District of Columbia, so clinics can order compounded medications for patients there. 2 fill patient-specific prescriptions as 503A pharmacies.
- Licensed pharmacies
- 2
- 503A pharmacies
- 2
- 503B outsourcing facilities
- 0
- With controlled-substance licensing
- 0
Network data as of November 13, 2026.
Pharmacies licensed in the District of Columbia
2 partner pharmacies list a license in the District of Columbia. All of them are located in other states and licensed to ship into the District of Columbia.
| Pharmacy | Type | Based in | Compounding | Controlled substances in DC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Choice Compounding Pharmacy | 503A | Holiday, FL | Sterile and non-sterile | Not listed |
| Galleria Medical Pharmacy | 503A | Metairie, LA | Sterile and non-sterile | Not listed |
“Not listed” means the pharmacy has not recorded that license or detail on ScriptLinkRx. Each pharmacy’s page shows every state it is licensed in.
What clinics can order for patients in the District of Columbia
Patient-specific prescriptions (503A). 2 partner 503A pharmacies can fill prescriptions written for an identified patient in the District of Columbia: 1st Choice Compounding Pharmacy and Galleria Medical Pharmacy. How 503A ordering works.
Office-use medications (503B). No partner 503B outsourcing facility lists a license in the District of Columbia today. Outsourcing facilities register with the FDA, which publishes the list of registered facilities. How 503B office-use ordering works.
Controlled substances. None of the partner pharmacies licensed in the District of Columbia lists controlled-substance licensing there today.
How clinics order for patients in the District of Columbia
- Register your clinic. Create a ScriptLinkRx account and add your prescribers.
- Select the patient. Products are matched to the patient’s ship-to state, so for a patient in the District of Columbia the catalog only shows products from the pharmacies licensed there.
- Prescribe and track. The prescriber writes and signs the prescription, and the order is tracked to delivery.
Coverage in other states
- Alabama (7)
- Alaska (13)
- Arizona (17)
- Arkansas (9)
- California (5)
- Colorado (15)
- Connecticut (15)
- Delaware (17)
- Florida (16)
- Georgia (16)
- Hawaii (11)
- Idaho (16)
- Illinois (13)
- Indiana (13)
- Iowa (15)
- Kansas (15)
- Kentucky (11)
- Louisiana (12)
- Maine (15)
- Maryland (13)
- Massachusetts (9)
- Michigan (13)
- Minnesota (11)
- Mississippi (11)
- Missouri (15)
- Montana (15)
- Nebraska (13)
- Nevada (12)
- New Hampshire (15)
- New Jersey (16)
- New Mexico (15)
- New York (16)
- North Carolina (13)
- North Dakota (14)
- Ohio (14)
- Oklahoma (14)
- Oregon (13)
- Pennsylvania (16)
- Rhode Island (17)
- South Carolina (7)
- South Dakota (15)
- Tennessee (13)
- Texas (12)
- Utah (15)
- Vermont (16)
- Virginia (12)
- Washington (13)
- West Virginia (11)
- Wisconsin (17)
- Wyoming (16)
Frequently asked questions
Which compounding pharmacies can ship to the District of Columbia?
2 ScriptLinkRx partner pharmacies list a license in the District of Columbia: 1st Choice Compounding Pharmacy and Galleria Medical Pharmacy. The list updates automatically as pharmacies add or change licenses.
Can clinics order 503B office-use medications in the District of Columbia?
No partner 503B outsourcing facility lists a license in the District of Columbia today. Patient-specific prescriptions can be filled by the 503A pharmacies on this page.
Does a compounding pharmacy have to be located in the District of Columbia to ship there?
No. A pharmacy in another state can dispense to patients in the District of Columbia when it holds the license the District of Columbia requires of out-of-state pharmacies. None of the 2 partner pharmacies licensed in the District of Columbia is based there; they ship from other states.
How do clinics order compounded medications for patients in the District of Columbia?
Clinics register on ScriptLinkRx, select the patient and browse one catalog. Products are matched to the patient's ship-to state, so for a patient in the District of Columbia the catalog only shows products from pharmacies licensed there. The prescriber writes and signs every prescription on the platform.
Order for your patients in the District of Columbia
One catalog, one checkout and live tracking across every partner pharmacy licensed in the District of Columbia.
Request a demoEach pharmacy is independently licensed and responsible for compounding, dispensing and its own compliance. Licenses are recorded on ScriptLinkRx by the pharmacies and refreshed automatically; network data as of November 13, 2026. Verify licensure with the board of pharmacy in the District of Columbia. Pharmacy names and trademarks belong to their owners.