What fees should I check before signing with Tailor Made Compounding?

Work through each of these with your Tailor Made account manager and get the answer in your clinic agreement, not in conversation. Shipping: is UPS shipping per order, flat, or tied to carrier method, and does cold-chain add cost? Signature delivery: Tailor Made's FAQ confirms a $5 fee when requested — is that per package? Payment processing: Tailor Made accepts major credit cards per its FAQ — is a card fee passed to you on each transaction? Account minimums: is there a minimum order or monthly volume, and what happens if you miss it? Rush or expedited charges: remember that processing time is separate from shipping speed per Tailor Made's FAQ. Returns, cancellations, and reships: Tailor Made's FAQ notes returns are typically not accepted due to regulations, with replacements or refunds depending on policy.

Once you have those answers, recompute your per-vial landed cost by spreading every applicable fee across the vials in a typical order. The headline drug rate almost always looks better than the all-in number; your patient pricing and margin model should be built on the all-in figure.

Fizy Health structures fees to be legible when you order through its assigned 503A partners. It shows resolved per-vial 503A drug cost on each catalog and cart line before checkout, and discloses a single facilitation fee separately at payment. Drug cost passes through; the platform fee is named. That structure makes the checklist short, because the components are already on the screen rather than waiting in a clinic agreement.

When you compare Tailor Made Compounding to a pass-through model, compare all-in to all-in. Add every confirmed Tailor Made fee to its drug rate, then set that against the visible per-vial cost plus disclosed facilitation fee for the same SKU. Whichever delivers the lower true landed cost on the drugs you actually order is the better deal — regardless of which headline rate looked lower first.