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Epiq Scripts

TX·503A
No actions on record·Last checked August 17, 2026.

2 of 4 core standards confirmed.

About this pharmacy

Facility type: 503A compounding pharmacyi.

The four standards

01
Accredited— Confirmed (PCAB via ACHC — non-sterile scope; URAC, LegitScript)

Holds PCAB accreditation via ACHC for non-sterile compoundingi specifically. Epiq fulfills sterile injectables while its PCABi accreditation covers non-sterile compounding, so this badge should not be read as full-scope coverage. Also holds URAC Mail Service Pharmacy accreditation and LegitScripti certification.

(Method: confirmed via accreditation statements published by the pharmacy and ACHC/URAC/LegitScript registry listings.)

02
Regulatory record— No actions on record

No public FDA warning letters or enforcement actions found in FDA’s public databases.

Source: FDA warning-letter database

03
Openly named— Not yet evaluated

This standard has not yet been checked for this pharmacy.

04
Shipping reputation— Not yet evaluated

This standard has not yet been checked for this pharmacy.

Bonus signal

Publishes sourcing & testing information

Status: Publicly disclosed. States adherence to USP <797> standards and third-party potency and sterility testingi per batch, published on the pharmacy’s own site.

Frequently asked questions

Is Epiq Scripts accredited?

Yes. Epiq Scripts holds PCAB accreditation via ACHC for non-sterile compounding specifically. Epiq fulfills sterile injectables while its PCAB accreditation covers non-sterile compounding, so this badge should not be read as full-scope coverage. Also holds URAC Mail Service Pharmacy accreditation and LegitScript certification. Confirmed via accreditation statements published by the pharmacy and ACHC/URAC/LegitScript registry listings.

Has Epiq Scripts had any FDA regulatory actions?

No. No public FDA warning letters or enforcement actions found in FDA’s public databases.

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