Drug facts

Who compounds semaglutide for online sellers?

By David Chen·Editor·Reviewed September 2026

Named by several sellers¹

These 46 pharmacies are each named by two or more semaglutide sellers listed here, with the busiest first. Because a seller may list more than one pharmacy, the same seller can turn up under several of them. A city or a 503A or 503B designation is shown only when a seller’s own text gives it; for the difference between those two kinds of compounder, see what compounded semaglutide is.

Named by one seller

A further 40 appear on only one seller’s pages. Open the list to see each pharmacy beside the seller that names it, sorted by pharmacy name.

Sellers that do not say

For 60 sellers, the most their public pages offer is a reference to a licensed or partner pharmacy, with no name attached. They may still tell you on request, print it on the vial, or show it once you have an account. You simply cannot confirm it from the outside before you sign up.

How to find out for your order

Before paying, put one question to the seller in writing: which pharmacy will compound and ship my semaglutide? Sellers that work with several pharmacies may send orders to different ones by state, so the answer for you may be narrower than the list on their site. When the vial arrives, the pharmacy on its label should be the one you were told. If you want to confirm that pharmacy may ship to you, your state’s board of pharmacy is the authority that licenses it.

Keep in mind what this page is: a record of what sellers say about themselves, not a check of any pharmacy. The broader pre-purchase checks are in four checks, ten minutes.