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When a prescription for a New York patient can be filled, shipping is typically 1 to 2 business days by UPS or USPS after the package leaves the pharmacy.
Bayview Pharmacy is not licensed in New York. Bayview currently serves eligible New York patients on a limited basis under New York's isolated-transaction criteria. Full nonresident pharmacy registration is pending, and controlled substances are not shipped to New York addresses.
We currently serve patients in eight states. New York is limited to non-controlled prescriptions. Pick a state to check availability.
A few of the preparations prescribers in your state request most. Every one is made to your prescriber's order in our Warwick, Rhode Island labs, and the full catalog covers 7,000 formulas.
When a prescription for a New York patient can be filled, shipping is typically 1 to 2 business days by UPS or USPS after the package leaves the pharmacy.
Bayview does not ship controlled substances to New York addresses, so no Schedule II to IV compounded preparation can be sent to a New York patient.
This page exists to give New York patients and prescribers a straight answer rather than a sales pitch. Bayview Pharmacy is a 503A compounding pharmacy at 3844 Post Road in Warwick, Rhode Island, compounding sterile and non-sterile preparations since 2006 in labs built to USP 795, 797 and 800 standards.
Bayview Pharmacy is not licensed in New York. Prescriptions for New York patients are filled on a limited basis. Controlled substances are not shipped to New York addresses, which rules out any Schedule II to IV compounded preparation for a New York patient regardless of who writes it. If your prescriber wants a controlled preparation, they will need a pharmacy licensed in New York.
If you are a New York patient or prescriber, start with a phone call to 401-284-4505 before a prescription is sent. A pharmacist will tell you whether the specific preparation can be filled for you. That answer comes first, because it is unhelpful to have a prescription sitting at a pharmacy that cannot fill it. Prescribers who are told yes can then send the order by e-prescribe, by fax to 401-284-4506, or on one of our order forms.
When a prescription can be filled, the process is the same as anywhere else. A pharmacist verifies the order and confirms the strength, base and dosage form with the prescribing office if anything is unclear. Compounding is typically 1 to 3 business days after verification. Shipping is typically 1 to 2 business days by UPS or USPS after the package leaves the pharmacy, in plain packaging, with temperature protection when a preparation needs it. Pickup in Warwick is open to anyone who wants to drive over. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved and are made only on a prescriber's order.
The preparations our pharmacists are most often asked about include Low Dose Naltrexone, progesterone, tadalafil, magic mouthwash, hydroquinone blends, atropine eye drops, diclofenac gel and custom oral suspensions.
Our FAQ answers general questions about compounding, and compounded medications explains what a 503A pharmacy does. For anything specific to New York, call us at 401-284-4505 or use the contact page.
This page exists to give New York patients and prescribers a straight answer rather than a sales pitch. Bayview Pharmacy is a 503A compounding pharmacy at 3844 Post Road in Warwick, Rhode Island, compounding sterile and non-sterile preparations since 2006 in labs built to USP 795, 797 and 800 standards.
Bayview Pharmacy is not licensed in New York. Bayview currently serves eligible New York patients on a limited basis under New York's isolated-transaction criteria. Full nonresident pharmacy registration is pending. Controlled substances are not shipped to New York addresses, which rules out any Schedule II to IV compounded preparation for a New York patient regardless of who writes it. If your prescriber wants a controlled preparation, they will need a pharmacy licensed in New York.
If you are a New York patient or prescriber, start with a phone call to 401-284-4505 before a prescription is sent. A pharmacist will tell you whether the specific preparation can be filled for you. That answer comes first, because it is unhelpful to have a prescription sitting at a pharmacy that cannot fill it. Prescribers who are told yes can then send the order by e-prescribe, by fax to 401-284-4506, or on one of our order forms.
When a prescription can be filled, the process is the same as anywhere else. A pharmacist verifies the order and confirms the strength, base and dosage form with the prescribing office if anything is unclear. Compounding is typically 1 to 3 business days after verification. Shipping is typically 1 to 2 business days by UPS or USPS after the package leaves the pharmacy, in plain packaging, with temperature protection when a preparation needs it. Pickup in Warwick is open to anyone who wants to drive over. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved and are made only on a prescriber's order.
The preparations our pharmacists are most often asked about include Low Dose Naltrexone, progesterone, tadalafil, magic mouthwash, hydroquinone blends, atropine eye drops, diclofenac gel and custom oral suspensions.
Our FAQ answers general questions about compounding, and compounded medications explains what a 503A pharmacy does. For anything specific to New York, call us at 401-284-4505 or use the contact page.
The package travels, the standards do not. Every preparation is made for one named patient, checked by a pharmacist, and shipped in plain packaging.
No. Bayview Pharmacy is not licensed in New York. We are licensed in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, New Jersey, Florida and Pennsylvania. Prescriptions for New York patients are filled on a limited basis only, and controlled substances are not shipped to New York addresses. If you want to know whether a specific preparation can be filled for you, call a pharmacist at 401-284-4505 before the prescription is sent.
Sometimes, on a limited basis, and it depends on the preparation. Call 401-284-4505 and describe what your prescriber has in mind before anything is written or sent. A pharmacist will tell you plainly whether we can fill it. If we cannot, ask your prescriber about a compounding pharmacy licensed in New York. Nothing here should be taken as an offer to serve New York patients generally.
No. Bayview does not ship controlled substances to New York addresses. That applies to every Schedule II to IV compounded preparation, and it applies no matter which state the prescriber practices in, because the rule follows the delivery address. A New York patient who needs a compounded controlled preparation should ask their prescriber to send it to a pharmacy licensed in New York.
When a prescription for a New York patient can be filled, compounding is typically 1 to 3 business days after a pharmacist verifies it, and shipping is typically 1 to 2 business days by UPS or USPS once the package leaves the pharmacy. Packaging is plain, and temperature protection is added when a preparation needs it. Confirm first that the preparation can be filled at all.
Pickup at 3844 Post Road in Warwick is available to anyone, Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm. It does not change what we can fill: the limited basis applies to the prescription, not only to the shipping method, and controlled substances are not dispensed to New York patients. Call 401-284-4505 before making the drive.
Compounded preparations are usually paid out of pocket wherever the patient lives. Some plans reimburse the patient afterwards if an itemized receipt is submitted, and we can provide one. We quote a price before compounding starts. Our article on insurance and compounding pharmacies covers this in more detail, though for New York the first question is still whether we can fill the prescription.
Call 401-284-4505 and ask for a pharmacist. It is worth a short call before writing, because the answer for a New York patient depends on the preparation and on whether it is a controlled substance. Prescribers can also use the contact page. General background on what a 503A compounding pharmacy does is on our compounded medications page.
What a compounding pharmacy does, what it costs, and how to get a prescription filled, written by our pharmacists.
Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved and are made only on a prescriber's order. A valid prescription from a licensed prescriber is required.
