How does Promise Pharmacy set your wholesale rates?

Three inputs shape your Promise Pharmacy wholesale rate. First, the SKU mix — GLP-1 compounds, hormones, peptides, and aesthetics each carry different compounding economics because Promise compounds in-house. Second, expected volume, since Promise Pharmacy advertises volume discounts and wholesale tier pricing for practices above thresholds — but tier breakpoints are not published. Third, ancillary terms: whether shipping, cold-chain handling, or rush compounding are bundled into the wholesale drug rate or billed separately. Because none of these are on the public site, get per-vial cost in writing on your top three SKUs before you build patient pricing around the numbers.

Treat the onboarding pricing conversation as due diligence, not a formality. Ask whether your wholesale rate is fixed across refill cycles or renegotiated at volume tiers. Ask what happens if you add SKUs later — peptide-heavy clinics often expand formulary over time. A clear written rate sheet answers those questions; a verbal headline rate leaves landed cost undefined until your first invoice.

Fizy Health serves clinics that need cost visibility before committing to a single compounder's onboarding cycle. It shows resolved per-vial 503A cost on each catalog and cart line before checkout, with a separately disclosed facilitation fee at payment. You see landed cost during evaluation — not after credential verification — so you can compare it against any Promise Pharmacy wholesale rate you receive on the exact SKUs you order most.

If you are mid-evaluation with Promise Pharmacy, the fastest sanity check is to line up your account-manager wholesale rate against visible pass-through cost on the same drug and strength. A model that shows the number up front lets you verify a rate rather than accept it before you can quote patients.