Refill COA & documentation

Refill COA and pharmacy documentation

A certificate of analysis, or COA, is the lab document that confirms a compounded medication's identity, strength, and quality, and for Refill orders it comes from the 503A partner pharmacy that compounds the product — not from Refill, which is telehealth infrastructure software. Refill partners with U.S.-based pharmacies meeting LegitScript certification and/or NABP accreditation standards, but the documentation lives with the fulfilling pharmacy. This page explains what to request, who to request it from, and how to use it to verify compounded quality.

This page explains what a COA is, why it comes from the 503A partner pharmacy, and the documentation a clinic should request for each order.

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What is a certificate of analysis and where does it come from?

A certificate of analysis is a document, typically produced by or for the compounding pharmacy, that reports test results confirming a medication's identity, potency or strength, and quality attributes such as sterility for injectables. Related documentation includes lot or batch records and beyond-use dating. In the Refill model, the 503A partner pharmacy compounds the medication and therefore produces and holds this documentation; Refill is the infrastructure layer that routes the order. Refill does not publish a standard COA delivery process on refill.co, so a clinic that wants documentation should request it from the fulfilling pharmacy through Refill.

Documentation checklist

What documentation to request for Refill orders

Each row is a documentation item, what is publicly known about Refill orders, and what to request to verify compounded quality.

Certificate of analysis
What is publicly known COA is produced by the 503A partner pharmacy; Refill does not publish a standard COA delivery process on refill.co.
What to request Ask how to request a COA for each order and how quickly it is provided.
Lot and batch records
What is publicly known Lot and batch documentation come from the compounding pharmacy, not the platform.
What to request Ask whether lot or batch records and beyond-use dating are available for your orders.
Who provides it
What is publicly known Refill is telehealth infrastructure software; the fulfilling 503A pharmacy in its LegitScript-approved network holds the documentation.
What to request Ask which pharmacy compounds each order so you know who produces the documentation.
Sterility for injectables
What is publicly known Injectable compounds carry sterility requirements; testing documentation comes from the pharmacy.
What to request For injectables, ask for sterility and endotoxin testing documentation where applicable.
Routine vs on-request access
What is publicly known Refill does not publish whether documentation is provided routinely or only on request.
What to request Confirm whether documentation is attached to orders automatically or must be requested each time.

Sourced from Refill public materials (refill.co), reviewed June 2026. Obtain documentation directly from the fulfilling 503A pharmacy.

Request documentation by email, or have it tied to the order?

Refill fits if

Refill

You are comfortable requesting COA and records from partners as needed.

  • You will request COA and lot documentation from the fulfilling pharmacy when you need it.
  • Support at support@refill.co coordinates documentation requests with your workflow.
  • You will confirm which pharmacy compounds each order during onboarding.
Consider Fizy Health if

Fizy Health

You want certified partners visible per line and documentation requests in-platform.

  • You want to see which LegitScript-certified 503A partner fills each cart line before checkout.
  • You want documentation requests handled inside the platform, not over scattered email.
  • You want pass-through pricing visible alongside pharmacy transparency.
FAQ

What clinics ask about Refill documentation.

  • Definition

    What is a certificate of analysis?

    A certificate of analysis is a lab document confirming a compounded medication's identity, strength, and quality. For Refill orders, it comes from the 503A partner pharmacy that compounds the product, not from Refill itself.

  • Who

    Who provides COA for Refill orders?

    The 503A partner pharmacy in Refill's LegitScript-approved network compounds the medication and produces the COA. Refill is the routing layer; request documentation from the fulfilling pharmacy through Refill.

  • How

    How do I get a COA for a Refill order?

    Refill does not publish a standard COA delivery process on refill.co. Ask during onboarding how to request COA and lot documentation for each order and how quickly it is provided.

  • Injectables

    What documentation should I request for injectable compounds?

    For injectables, request sterility and endotoxin testing documentation in addition to the COA. This comes from the compounding pharmacy, not the platform.

  • Routine

    Is COA provided automatically with every Refill order?

    Refill does not state whether documentation is attached to orders automatically or only on request. Confirm the routine process with Refill and the fulfilling pharmacy before you depend on it.

  • Alternative

    How does Fizy Health handle pharmacy documentation?

    Fizy Health routes only to LegitScript-certified 503A partners shown per cart line and supports documentation requests inside the platform, so you know which compounder to contact and can track the request against the order.

Sources reviewed June 2026

  • Refill public website (refill.co), reviewed June 2026.
  • Obtain certificates of analysis and lot documentation directly from the fulfilling 503A pharmacy.
  • Fizy Health platform capabilities reflect the live product.
Evaluate with real numbers

Know the pharmacy behind every line — then request the COA.

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