How does Olympia Pharmacy pricing work?

Several inputs shape the number in your quote. The primary driver is Olympia's compounding cost for each medication through its 503A and 503B facilities — hormone formulations (testosterone cypionate, BHRT, anastrozole), peptides (sermorelin, BPC-157, NAD+), IV nutrition kits, and liraglutide for weight management each carry different cost structures. On top of the drug cost sits whatever operational margin Olympia applies, plus shipping and handling. Olympia's provider page states that buying power results in lower prices on compounded medications — a claim tied to volume aggregation across its clinic network.

Because no price list is published, the evaluation requires asking the right questions. Request a written per-vial cost on your top SKUs — your highest-volume hormone, your primary peptide, and your weight-management medication — and ask whether that rate is fixed across refill cycles or subject to renegotiation. Ask what is included in the quoted rate (drug, shipping, processing) versus billed separately, so you are comparing a landed figure rather than a drug-only starting point.

Fizy Health operates on the opposite mechanic. Rather than delivering a rate after a sales conversation, it shows resolved per-vial 503A cost on each catalog and cart line before checkout, with a separately disclosed facilitation fee at payment. The drug cost passes through; the platform fee is named. That structure means landed cost is visible the same day you sign up — no sales call or clinical liaison meeting required.

The practical difference is when the number appears. If you set patient pricing on hormones or peptides, you need to know your per-vial cost before the consult or before you commit to a pricing tier. A pass-through model shows that number during evaluation; a quote-only model asks you to commit to onboarding before the number is confirmed.