Send a prescription
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Send a prescription
For physicians, NPs and PAs
Medication Information &
Medication Information &
Prescriber Resources
Explore Peak Pharmacy’s available medications, formulations, strengths, and prescribing resources. Review current and upcoming offerings, prescription requirements, and fulfillment options.
Need a customized formulation or alternative strength? Contact our pharmacy team to discuss available options tailored to your patient’s individual needs.
For your practice
What do you need today?
Send a prescription, review the current options, or put your practice details on file. No account is required to call or send a prescription.
Medication Details
Access current information about medications, concentrations, and vial sizes available through Peak. Items that are not yet available are clearly identified as Coming Soon.
View available medicationsPartner with Peak
Request optional setup in Peak’s pharmacy system. Practice details only; this does not create a website login.
Request a provider account
From prescription to fulfillment
Your clinical decisions.
Your clinical decisions.
Our pharmacy coordination.
Peak offers a focused medication selection. Our team keeps your office and patient informed about the next step.
Review the prescription
Confirm the listed medication, strength and dosage form before sending.
Send the prescription
Use the accepted prescribing channels with the required patient and office details.
Coordinate fulfillment
Peak reviews the prescription and arranges Tampa pickup or flat-rate Florida shipping.
A direct line to the pharmacy
Inquire about products for your practice that may not be listed. Our pharmacy team can help with formulation questions, current availability, and prescription requirements.
(813) 443-0833
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm · Fax (813) 443-0837
Compounded drugs are not FDA approved. FDA does not verify the safety, effectiveness, or quality of compounded drugs before they are marketed. A licensed prescriber determines whether a compounded medication is appropriate for an individual patient.