Gray-market offers
FDA has warned that counterfeit Botox reached U.S. doctors’ offices and clinics through an unlicensed supplier. A price that looks too good from a seller you can’t verify is how it gets in the door.
FDA safety communicationDrug sourcing + free DSCSA review
Your drugs. Sourced legally. Priced honestly.
Open a free account and send us what you order. Our pharmacist-led team prices each item across authorized suppliers, buys direct from the manufacturer when that's the lowest price, and reviews your DSCSA setup at no charge.
Create my free accountNo credit card. No contract. No purchase required. License verification typically takes 1–2 business days.
NABP VAWD accredited distributorLegitScript approvedDEA licensedDSCSA transaction records on applicable orders
Sourcing quote · Sample
A transparent comparison
ItemBest authorized sourceRecordsVerdict
Ondansetron 4 mg/2 mL vialSource · Manufacturer directRecords · TI + TSBeats your price
Lidocaine HCl 1%, 10 mL vialSource · Authorized distributorRecords · TI + TSBeats your price
Ketorolac 30 mg/mL, 1 mL vialSource · Your current supplierRecords · n/aKeep your supplier
TI = transaction information, TS = transaction statement. Both are required under DSCSA.
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A real second quote. No obligation to change your supplier.
Wholesale sourcing, made for your practice
Who are you buying for?
Independent pharmacyMed spa / aestheticsPhysician practiceSpecialty clinicDental / oral surgerySurgery center
Under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act, anyone authorized to dispense or administer prescription drugs counts as a dispenser. That includes clinics and med spas, not just pharmacies.
The cost of getting it wrong
A cheap vial from the wrong source is the most expensive thing you can buy.
Missing paperwork
On April 1, 2026, FDA issued its first DSCSA warning letter to a dispenser. The dispenser was a medical spa in Texas. Clinics are now on the inspection map.
American Med Spa AssociationOne rep, one price list
Plenty of practices buy from the same price list for years. Without a second quote from a legitimate source, there’s no way to tell whether you’re overpaying.
Free · No purchase required
DSCSA readiness review
FDA’s small-dispenser exemption now runs to November 27, 2027. It delays electronic, package-level tracing. It does not delay the rest of the law, and most of the rest already applies to you.
What we check with you
- Every supplier you buy from is a licensed, authorized trading partner
- Transaction information and a transaction statement arrive with each order
- You keep those records for six years and can produce them on request
- You have a written process to quarantine and investigate suspect product
- You can notify FDA and your trading partners within 24 hours of finding illegitimate product
You get a 30-minute call with a pharmacist and a written gap checklist to keep.
We book it after your license is verified.
Create my free accountSample record
Transaction information
- Product name
- Ondansetron injection
- Strength / dosage form
- 4 mg / 2 mL vial
- National Drug Code
- NDC recorded per package
- Lot number
- Lot recorded
- Transaction date
- Date of transfer
- Quantity
- Quantity transferred
- Container size / count
- 10 vials per carton / 1 carton
- Shipment date
- Recorded when different from transaction date
- Seller
- Business name and address
- Buyer
- Business name and address
Illustrative example only. Required fields and records depend on transaction and applicable DSCSA requirements.
Simple steps, no surprises
How it works
- 1
Create your free account
Business details only. No credit card, contract, or purchase required.
- 2
We verify your license
Submit your NPI, DEA, or state license. Most reviews are completed within 1–2 business days.
- 3
Send us your order list
Once you're approved, share a recent invoice or list. We price each item and show the source we'd buy from.
- 4
Get your DSCSA review
A pharmacist walks through your suppliers, transaction records, and suspect-product process with you.
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NABP VAWD accredited distributorLegitScript approvedDEA licensedDSCSA transaction records on applicable orders
Pharmacy-led. Idaho-based.
Run by a pharmacist
Premier Pharma is a licensed, NABP-accredited wholesale distributor in Boise, Idaho, founded by Jacob Fuchs, PharmD.
“The pharmaceutical industry has an incentive problem. When the people selling you drugs make more money the more you pay, something is fundamentally misaligned. We built Premier Pharma to fix that.”
A transparent starting point
Free account + sourcing quote + DSCSA readiness review
For licensed pharmacies, clinics, medical practices, med spas, dental practices, surgery centers, and veterinary businesses. Credentials are reviewed before account activation.
Free accountNo credit cardNo contractNo purchase required
Create my free accountIncluded when you start
- Free licensed-business account with wholesale pricing after verification
- Item-by-item sourcing quote on your current order list
- DSCSA readiness review with a pharmacist and a written gap checklist
Ordering is optional. Order only the items where we save you money, and keep your current supplier for the rest.
Operational benefits
A quote you can check, item by item
Every supplier we buy from is a licensed, authorized trading partner
Manufacturer direct when it's cheapest, otherwise a licensed authorized distributor
If your current supplier is cheaper on an item, we'll tell you
Common questions
Questions about sourcing and your review
Is this really free?
Yes. The account, the sourcing quote, and the DSCSA readiness review don't require a credit card, contract, or purchase.
Why would a wholesaler offer a free DSCSA review?
Practices that understand traceable sourcing are the customers we want. Some compare our prices afterward. Some don't, and that's fine. The review doesn't depend on buying from us.
Can you beat any price?
No honest supplier can promise that. Your quote shows item by item where we're lower and where we aren't.
Didn't FDA extend the DSCSA deadline?
For small dispensers, FDA extended the exemption for electronic, package-level tracing to November 27, 2027. Core duties like buying only from authorized trading partners, keeping transaction records, and handling suspect product were never part of that exemption.
The DSCSA readiness review is general operational guidance, not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance. Confirm current requirements with FDA guidance and your compliance advisor.
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No credit card. No contract. No purchase required. License verification typically takes 1–2 business days.
Source with confidence
Get a straight answer on what you’re paying.
Free account, sourcing quote and DSCSA readiness review for licensed practices. No contract. No purchase required.
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Sales are limited to licensed healthcare businesses and require credential verification. The DSCSA readiness review is general operational guidance, not legal advice.