Can I get a COA for South Lake Compounding orders?

Yes. South Lake Pharmacy tests all preparations through two independent third-party labs for potency, sterility, and endotoxin, and quarantines products until results are received. COA documentation is available — contact South Lake to confirm how to request it and whether it is included with the order or requires a separate request.

How does South Lake test its compounded medications?

South Lake uses two independent third-party analytical labs to test all preparations for potency, sterility, and endotoxin. Products are held in quarantine and not dispensed until all test results are received. The cleanroom is USP 795, 797, and 800 compliant.

What other documentation should I request from South Lake?

Beyond the COA, ask for lot or batch records, beyond-use dating, and — for injectables — individual sterility and endotoxin test reports. Also ask South Lake for API supplier certifications for the specific compounds you order most frequently.

Is COA provided automatically or only on request?

South Lake does not publish whether COA documentation is attached to orders by default or provided only on request. Confirm with South Lake how to access documentation for each order and what the turnaround time is.

How does Fizy Health handle documentation?

Fizy Health routes to LegitScript-certified 503A partners, shows which compounder fills each cart line, and supports documentation requests through in-app support tied to the order, so you can obtain COA without chasing email threads.

South Lake Compounding COA & documentation

South Lake Compounding COA and pharmacy documentation

A certificate of analysis (COA) is the lab document that confirms a compounded medication's identity, strength, and quality. For South Lake Pharmacy orders, COA documentation is produced by South Lake and its two independent third-party analytical labs — not by a separate routing layer. South Lake tests every preparation for potency, sterility, and endotoxin and holds products in quarantine until all results are received before dispensing. That means the documentation exists; what a clinic needs to confirm is how to request it, what each COA covers, and whether batch records and beyond-use dating are available in the same request.

This page explains what documentation South Lake produces, how to request it, and what to look for when reviewing COA for injectable, peptide, and hormone compounds.

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What is a certificate of analysis and what does South Lake test?

A certificate of analysis is a document reporting test results that confirm a compounded medication's identity, potency or strength, and quality attributes such as sterility for injectables. For 503A compounders like South Lake, the pharmacy produces the COA based on third-party testing. South Lake states on its public site that it tests all preparations with two third-party analytical labs for potency, sterility, and endotoxin, and that all preparations are quarantined and not dispensed until all testing results are received. For injectables — including semaglutide, tirzepatide, and peptide vials — those three tests (potency, sterility, endotoxin) are the minimum quality documentation a clinic should request. Related documentation includes lot or batch records and beyond-use dating. Because South Lake is the compounder and runs this testing internally, the documentation request goes directly to South Lake, not to a third party.

Documentation checklist

What documentation to request for South Lake Compounding orders

Each row is a documentation item, what is publicly known about South Lake Pharmacy's testing program, and what to confirm when requesting documentation for your orders.

Documentation item

What South Lake publishes

What to request

Certificate of analysis

What South Lake publishesSouth Lake tests all preparations for potency, sterility, and endotoxin through two independent third-party analytical labs before dispensing.

What to requestRequest a COA for each lot covering all three tests. Confirm turnaround time and how the document is delivered.

Lot and batch records

What South Lake publishesLot and batch documentation come from South Lake's compounding records. Beyond-use dating is set by the pharmacy under USP standards.

What to requestAsk whether lot records and beyond-use dating are available alongside the COA for each dispensed order.

Sterility and endotoxin for injectables

What South Lake publishesInjectable preparations undergo sterility and endotoxin testing as part of South Lake's standard third-party testing program. USP 797 compliance covers sterile compounding requirements.

What to requestFor injectable orders, confirm that sterility and endotoxin test results are included in the COA and request a sample document.

Potency testing

What South Lake publishesPotency testing confirms that the active ingredient concentration is within specification. South Lake includes this in its third-party testing for all preparations.

What to requestConfirm the acceptable potency range for your top SKUs and ask what happens if a batch fails the potency specification.

Routine vs on-request documentation

What South Lake publishesSouth Lake does not publish whether COA is attached to orders automatically or must be requested each time.

What to requestConfirm whether documentation is included with the order by default or requires a separate request, and how to submit that request for each order.

Sourced from South Lake Pharmacy public website (slcompounding.com), reviewed June 2026. Request documentation directly from South Lake. Florida pharmacy license PH31763 confirms regulatory standing.

Request COA by phone or email, or have documentation tied to the order in-app?

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