Medical weight loss starts with a licensed provider
Provider-directed medical weight loss support, including compounded sublingual GLP-1 preparations prepared in our Lititz lab on a prescription.
Prescription fulfillment and a pharmacist you can reach
A licensed provider evaluates whether a prescription belongs in your plan. When a valid patient-specific prescription is sent to Lititz Apothecary, our role is to review it, prepare it when it is a preparation we make, dispense it, and answer medication-use questions. We do not diagnose, and we do not publish medication pricing on this page.
Sublingual GLP-1 preparations, made here
We compound sublingual GLP-1 preparations in our own lab on Main Street in Lititz. They are non-sterile, patient-specific, and prepared only on a prescription written by a licensed provider for a named patient — the same way everything else we compound is prepared.
Whether a sublingual preparation is appropriate for you is a clinical decision for your provider, not a question this page can answer. What we can tell you is what we prepare and what needs to be on the prescription. Our compounding is non-sterile throughout; we do not prepare sterile or injectable medications.
Call (717) 626-2222 and ask for a pharmacist if you or your provider want to talk a formulation through before the prescription is written.
A provider-led pathway
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Begin with a licensed provider
Your provider evaluates your health history and determines whether a prescription is appropriate.
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The provider sends a prescription
The order comes to the pharmacy with the patient-specific directions and strength.
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A pharmacist reviews the order
We contact the prescriber if formulation or prescription details need clarification.
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Receive counseling
The pharmacy explains use and storage according to the prescription and directs clinical questions back to your provider.
Have a prescription or pharmacy question?
Call the pharmacy. We can explain our role and what information your provider needs to send.
Compounded medications are prepared to a licensed prescriber's order and are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Nothing on this page is medical advice.