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Epiq Scripts

Pharmacy type not publishedRichardson, TXNo FDA actions found

Texas mail-order compounding pharmacy (465 W President George Bush Hwy Ste 240, Richardson; NPI 1790415883) that fills for telehealth brands. Willow, MangoRx, Elite HRT and several CareValidate-platform brands name it. Mangoceuticals, MangoRx's parent, says in its SEC filings that its CEO owns 52% of it.

Legal name: Epiq Scripts LLC

Telehealth brands that use Epiq Scripts

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 $147 to $299/mo.

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Pallas Health
Products not specified · named by the brand
GLP-1: $139 month 1 → $147/4 wk after
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Raeliva
Products not specified · named by the brand
GLP-1: $219 month 1 → $150/mo after
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MangoRx
Fills: ED, hair loss, semaglutide · named by the brand
GLP-1: $299 month 1 → $299/mo after
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Willow
Products not specified · named by the brand
GLP-1: $299 month 1 → $299/mo after
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Breeze Meds
Products not specified · named by the brand
GLP-1: $199 month 1 → $199/mo after
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FDA and regulatory record

We didn't find FDA warning letters, Form 483s, or recalls for Epiq Scripts as of 2026-09-27. State board actions aren't always published centrally, so you can also check your state board of pharmacy.

Questions about Epiq Scripts

Which telehealth companies use Epiq Scripts?

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Among the brands we track: Pallas Health, Raeliva, MangoRx, Willow, Breeze Meds, Elite HRT. Each of these brands names the pharmacy in its own materials.

What kind of pharmacy is Epiq Scripts?

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Epiq Scripts is listed as: pharmacy type not published, based in Richardson, TX. 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 Epiq Scripts received FDA warning letters?

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We didn't find FDA warning letters, Form 483s, or recalls for Epiq Scripts in FDA's public records as of 2026-09-27. That isn't a guarantee; state board actions aren't always published centrally.

Sources

Researched 2026-09-27.