What drives the rate you are quoted
Three inputs generally shape an Olympia Pharmacy quote. First, the SKU mix: hormones (testosterone cypionate, estradiol, progesterone, anastrozole, BHRT creams), peptides (sermorelin, BPC-157, NAD+ and longevity injectables), IV nutrition kits, and liraglutide for weight management each carry different 503A or 503B compounding costs. Second, expected volume — Olympia's buying-power claim implies that higher-volume clinics earn better rates. Third, ancillary cost structure: whether shipping, processing, or a platform fee are bundled into the quoted rate or billed separately, and whether you need direct-to-patient shipment versus office-use delivery (Olympia offers both, including next-day delivery to most of Florida). Because none of these inputs are published, the same medication can be quoted differently to different clinics.
Treat the quote as a negotiation, not a take-it-or-leave-it. Ask for per-vial cost in writing on your top three SKUs, ask whether that rate is fixed or renegotiated at volume tiers, and ask what is included versus billed separately. A clear, itemized quote answers all three; a vague one leaves landed cost undefined until your first invoice.