Tina Moore

And I think this is the argument of the OFA is that show us you can prove like, sure, you say it's off shortage. Can you actually make up for all of these? Can you actually, you know, cover all of these extra ones that are going around through the compounded world? I mean, that's 120 million prescriptions. Do you guys have enough bandwidth to cover that? And You know, who knows if they do.

You're right. I've been following it too. They're buying up huge facilities. And I think I probably learned that from you. I just keep up with all my GLP-1 news from you guys or from you and your platform. I know it's predominantly just you doing all of this heavy lifting. And you have a day job too. So you're just a valuable resource in this world.

You're right. I've been following it too. They're buying up huge facilities. And I think I probably learned that from you. I just keep up with all my GLP-1 news from you guys or from you and your platform. I know it's predominantly just you doing all of this heavy lifting. And you have a day job too. So you're just a valuable resource in this world.

You're right. I've been following it too. They're buying up huge facilities. And I think I probably learned that from you. I just keep up with all my GLP-1 news from you guys or from you and your platform. I know it's predominantly just you doing all of this heavy lifting. And you have a day job too. So you're just a valuable resource in this world.

Thank you for what you're doing because I think that people need to know and a lot of people are flying blind and you've taught me a lot. And I think that it's a real pickle. Because you're right, 503B is different than the other version. And I do know many compounding pharmacists who run very clean ships and their facilities are clean and spectacular.

Thank you for what you're doing because I think that people need to know and a lot of people are flying blind and you've taught me a lot. And I think that it's a real pickle. Because you're right, 503B is different than the other version. And I do know many compounding pharmacists who run very clean ships and their facilities are clean and spectacular.

Thank you for what you're doing because I think that people need to know and a lot of people are flying blind and you've taught me a lot. And I think that it's a real pickle. Because you're right, 503B is different than the other version. And I do know many compounding pharmacists who run very clean ships and their facilities are clean and spectacular.

And before this all went down, what year was that? Did you say 2013? When did the 503B come in?

And before this all went down, what year was that? Did you say 2013? When did the 503B come in?

And before this all went down, what year was that? Did you say 2013? When did the 503B come in?

So I remember that happening when I was in clinical practice and it has always been a source of confusion because many of the things we could have compounded that were injectable suddenly went to that. And so we could no longer... We used to be able to order whatever we wanted for in-office use and then it changed. And now with 503B, you have to prescribe to a patient specifically.

So I remember that happening when I was in clinical practice and it has always been a source of confusion because many of the things we could have compounded that were injectable suddenly went to that. And so we could no longer... We used to be able to order whatever we wanted for in-office use and then it changed. And now with 503B, you have to prescribe to a patient specifically.

So I remember that happening when I was in clinical practice and it has always been a source of confusion because many of the things we could have compounded that were injectable suddenly went to that. And so we could no longer... We used to be able to order whatever we wanted for in-office use and then it changed. And now with 503B, you have to prescribe to a patient specifically.

Even if you have it shipped to the office and administer it in the office, it has to be by patient name. Anyway, it created a lot of confusion. And I know that... For a fact that the compounding pharmacies have been on the receiving end of severe witch hunts for decades. And so they are constantly being scrutinized.

Even if you have it shipped to the office and administer it in the office, it has to be by patient name. Anyway, it created a lot of confusion. And I know that... For a fact that the compounding pharmacies have been on the receiving end of severe witch hunts for decades. And so they are constantly being scrutinized.

Even if you have it shipped to the office and administer it in the office, it has to be by patient name. Anyway, it created a lot of confusion. And I know that... For a fact that the compounding pharmacies have been on the receiving end of severe witch hunts for decades. And so they are constantly being scrutinized.

And if one compounding pharmacy in the whole United States screws up, it's like headline news and suddenly... And it could be a big deal though. I mean, there's been deaths when injectable substances get contaminated with a fungus and those happen to be being injected into people's spinal cords. I mean, we can have real problems, so I get it.

And if one compounding pharmacy in the whole United States screws up, it's like headline news and suddenly... And it could be a big deal though. I mean, there's been deaths when injectable substances get contaminated with a fungus and those happen to be being injected into people's spinal cords. I mean, we can have real problems, so I get it.

And if one compounding pharmacy in the whole United States screws up, it's like headline news and suddenly... And it could be a big deal though. I mean, there's been deaths when injectable substances get contaminated with a fungus and those happen to be being injected into people's spinal cords. I mean, we can have real problems, so I get it.

But at the same time, they just paint it all as all compounding pharmacies are evil and terrible and bad. And my friends who are compounding pharmacists are the most OCD clean. I mean, they have whole specialized rooms that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to build so that they can make injectables and they go in and like the full hazmat, it's a whole thing.