For prescribers
Send patient-specific compounds to our Orange pharmacy—including hormone therapies, pain-related compounds, veterinary orders, and clinic BLT topicals. Call if you need formulation options before you write. Patients and clinics across Orange County—and California via statewide shipping when eligible—use this counter. A secure clinic BLT portal is planned on a separate app subdomain; until then, phone and fax remain the fastest paths for clinic topicals.
Call (714) 790-4085 Fax (714) 790-4086 Email info@tp-pharmacy.comWho this page is for
Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, veterinarians, and clinic staff who order compounded therapies for patients or in-office use.
High-volume services clinicians ask about
- Hormone compounding — creams, troches, and related forms
- Pain management compounding — custom topicals and patient-specific forms
- BLT cream — benzocaine / lidocaine / tetracaine for procedure numbing
- Veterinary compounding
How to send a prescription
- Phone: (714) 790-4085
- Fax: (714) 790-4086
- Email: info@tp-pharmacy.com
- eRx: ask us which networks we accept for your clinic
Include a callback number so we can clarify bases, flavors, or ingredient constraints quickly.
Helpful details on the Rx
- Drug, strength, form, quantity, directions
- Allergies / avoid list
- Flavor preference when relevant
- For topicals: base preferences if you have them
- For veterinary: species and patient name
Clinic topicals (BLT)
Review our BLT overview for benzocaine / lidocaine / tetracaine compounds. Call for the current clinic ordering process; a secure portal is planned separately from this marketing site.
Hormone & pain compounds
Patient-specific hormone and pain management compounds follow the same send-Rx channels. Include strength, form, base notes, and allergies so we can prepare without delay.
Veterinary compounds
See veterinary compounding for pet forms and what to include on a vet Rx.
Steps we follow
- Receive and review the patient-specific order.
- Confirm legality and ingredient availability.
- Prepare and coordinate pickup or clinic receipt.
Compounded medications require a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber. Information on this page is educational and is not medical advice. Whether a compound is appropriate is a decision between you and your clinician.