Absolute Pharmacy
Florida compounding pharmacy (16011 N. Nebraska Ave., Suite 103) listed as a partner by both Willow and Eden.
Legal name: Absolute Pharmacy, LLC
Telehealth brands that use Absolute Pharmacy
Same pharmacy, different provider: these brands fill prescriptions through the same pharmacy but differ in price, clinical support, and billing. Their cheapest ongoing GLP-1 prices run from $198 to $299/mo.
FDA and regulatory record
Warning letters and Form 483s record problems FDA found during an inspection at the time. They don't by themselves mean the medication you receive today is unsafe, and pharmacies often fix the issues. Check the dates, and read the source documents.
- Feb 15, 2017 · State action
FDA referred the 2016 inspection findings to the Florida Board of Pharmacy for follow-up.
Source → - Apr 11, 2016 · Form 483
FDA Form 483 issued after a follow-up inspection.
Source → - Apr 27, 2015 · FDA warning letter
Sterile-compounding deficiencies (inadequate media fills, equipment disinfection) after a Nov 2014 inspection.
Source →
Questions about Absolute Pharmacy
Which telehealth companies use Absolute Pharmacy?
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Among the brands we track: Eden, Willow. Each of these brands names the pharmacy in its own materials.
What kind of pharmacy is Absolute Pharmacy?
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Absolute Pharmacy is listed as: pharmacy type not published, based in Lutz, FL. 503A pharmacies compound medication for individual patient prescriptions under state board oversight; 503B outsourcing facilities register with the FDA and follow federal manufacturing standards (CGMP).
Has Absolute Pharmacy received FDA warning letters?
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We found 3 regulatory records, the most recent dated Feb 15, 2017. Each is listed on this page with a link to the source document.
Sources
Researched 2026-09-26.