Licensing & Compliance

Licensing should be clear before onboarding begins.

Review current state coverage, understand how the 503A and 503B pathways differ, and identify what our team needs to confirm a specific pharmacy, provider, clinic, or facility request.

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Coverage at a glance

Licensed states

Current licensure is presented as a starting point, not a blanket statement of availability for every request.

Two service pathways

503A patient-specific services and 503B buyer-side services require separate operational review.

State-specific confirmation

Final scope is confirmed against the state, service model, product category, and receiving party.

State Coverage

A clearer view of current licensure

Use the map as a practical starting point for state coverage. Final availability still depends on the service pathway, product scope, buyer type, and current operating authority.

Map legend

Each color reflects the current status category shown on the map.

Active licensure: Shown as active for the applicable service pathway and current operating scope.
Pending or in process: An application, registration, or operational activation is not yet complete.
Limited scope — non-controlled compounds: Availability is limited to the service categories shown and excludes controlled substances.
Limited scope — specialized review: Availability depends on the applicable facility, product category, or buyer workflow.

Before relying on the map

Licensure and shipping eligibility can differ between the 503A and 503B pathways.
A licensed state does not automatically confirm every formulation, controlled-substance category, or buyer type.
Final availability should be confirmed for the specific state, pathway, and request before onboarding or ordering.

U.S. licensure overview

Directional coverage for the TruPharmaRx service platform.

Verify before onboarding

The map is a general reference and does not replace confirmation for a specific state, medication category, prescriber, pharmacy, clinic, facility, or controlled-substance request.

Availability Review

Availability is verified, not assumed

A state shown as active is only one part of the answer. The most reliable confirmation considers the full workflow before a provider or buyer begins onboarding.

Verification step

Confirm the state

Start with the patient, prescriber, dispensing, or receiving-facility state. Pharmacy authority and nonresident requirements are jurisdiction-specific.

Verification step

Identify the pathway

Patient-specific 503A fulfillment and 503B facility-side supply operate under different licensing, registration, and ordering frameworks.

Verification step

Verify the requested scope

Product category, sterile or nonsterile scope, controlled-substance authority, buyer type, and current operational status can affect availability.

Regulatory Context

Different pathways require different checks

The service model determines which state and federal requirements are relevant to a request. Begin with the pathway that matches how the medication will be prescribed, purchased, and used.

Compare 503A and 503B

503A Sunrise

Patient-specific pharmacy services

503A compounding is centered on prescriptions for identified individual patients through a state-licensed pharmacy model. State pharmacy requirements remain central, alongside applicable federal conditions and standards.

View the 503A pathway

503B Services

Facility and approved-buyer support

503B outsourcing facilities register with FDA and remain subject to applicable state requirements, CGMP expectations, reporting obligations, and risk-based federal inspection.

View the 503B pathway

Licensure, registration, or facility status does not mean a compounded drug is FDA-approved or that every request is available in every state.

Confirm a Request