Compounder-owned portal or pharmacy-purchased portal software?
Hallandale Pharmacy and PharmacyLive look similar on the surface — both are prescriber portals for ordering from a compounding pharmacy — but they differ in ownership. Hallandale Pharmacy built and operates its own partner portal as an integral part of its business; you order Hallandale's own 503A formulary through a portal Hallandale controls. PharmacyLive is portal software that a different compounding pharmacy buys and deploys for its own prescribers; as a clinic, you access it through that pharmacy's invitation, not through PharmacyLive directly.
Pick by which pharmacy you need to order from. If Hallandale's catalog covers your protocols and you want that direct compounder relationship, their portal fits. If a different pharmacy partner runs PharmacyLive and their catalog covers your needs, that portal may be enough — and either way, whether you can see per-vial landed cost before quoting patients matters.