Ketamine Therapy

Compounding support for provider-directed ketamine therapy.

Under a licensed prescriber's care, compounded ketamine is used for treatment-resistant depression, certain chronic pain conditions, and PTSD. We compound it only on a valid prescription, as part of a provider-managed treatment plan.

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This page provides general educational information and does not replace advice from your prescriber or pharmacist. Ask your care team before changing treatment.

Ketamine therapy is serious medicine, and we treat it that way. We compound prescriber-ordered formulations (typically troches or nasal preparations) and work directly with the prescribing provider on strengths and protocols. We do not have a prescriber on staff and we never dispense without a prescription and an established provider relationship.

If you're exploring ketamine therapy, start with a psychiatric or pain provider who offers it. We're happy to tell you which local providers we work with.

What we compound

  • Ketamine troches in prescriber-specified strengths
  • Nasal spray preparations per protocol
  • Titration series for provider-managed plans

Common questions

Ketamine Therapy, straight answers

Can I get ketamine without a prescription?

No. It's a controlled substance, dispensed only on a valid prescription from a licensed provider managing your care.

Is compounded ketamine FDA-approved?

No compounded medication is FDA-approved. Ketamine itself is an FDA-approved anesthetic; its use for depression is off-label and provider-directed. Your prescriber will walk you through risks and monitoring.

What does the pharmacy's role look like?

We prepare the exact formulation your provider orders, counsel you on storage and use, and coordinate refills with your provider's monitoring schedule.

Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient under a prescriber's order and are not FDA-approved. They are available by prescription only. Talk with your provider about whether a compounded medication is right for you; nothing on this page is medical advice or a promise of results.