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Consented clinic introductions, not a listing

GLP-1 Supply Desk turns clinic requirements into structured sourcing briefs. When the pathways you document fit a brief, a reviewer prepares a private introduction: the clinic sees your name and terms there, and nothing about the clinic reaches your team until it chooses “Introduce me”.

No public page names or ranks the pharmacies on file.

What the review checks before a pathway goes on file

  • Licensure and classification: 503A compounding pharmacy or 503B outsourcing facility
  • The states you may serve and the product pathways you document
  • Prescription requirements, volume range and current capacity
  • Compliance documents on file and the date they were verified

Every displayed credential is source-verified and date-stamped.

Nothing is listed automatically. An application opens a manual review only.

What an introduction carries

  • The clinic’s name and contact details, shared with its consent
  • Its sourcing request: states, clinic model, product interest, monthly volume band, timeline and fulfillment preference
  • A clinic that chose to be introduced to you

Compounded drugs are not FDA approved; the platform does not sell or dispense medication and makes no supply, approval or pricing claims on your behalf.

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Two-letter codes, comma separated.

Do not include patient or medical information.

How an introduction reaches you

Review first. Consent second. Then the connection.

Every introduction follows the same order and no stage is skipped. Nothing about a clinic reaches your team before the clinic chooses it.

  1. Stage 1

    A clinic brief enters review

    A clinic’s requirements arrive as a structured brief. It stays with the reviewer, not in your inbox.

  2. Stage 2

    Criteria are checked

    States, product pathway, volume range and fulfillment model are compared with what you documented. Compliance documents must be complete and capacity open.

  3. Stage 3

    A pathway becomes eligible

    Where every criterion aligns, your pathway is marked eligible for that brief. Nothing is sent yet.

  4. Stage 4

    The clinic decides

    The clinic reviews the context and chooses whether to request the introduction. Only an explicit “Introduce me” moves it forward.

  5. Stage 5

    Then you connect

    With that consent on record, the clinic’s name, contact details and request reach your team, and the conversation is yours.

Human-reviewed. Never auto-forwarded.