Med spas: Answer the patient's question before the treatment.
One scan, the exact lot. Never a grade.
The last page of a patient's Passport: who to ask, how to turn on recall alerts, and a fingerprint anyone can check. Sample batch; the pharmacy is invented.
Your patient asks at the chair. The answer is filed at the pharmacy.
A compounded medicine carries a pharmacy label and little else. Patients have reason to ask.
United States Code21 U.S.C. §353a(b)(1)(A)(iii)
… accompanied by valid certificates of analysis for each bulk drug substance …
A pharmacy label, or the record behind it.
Indiana registers medical spas with the state from 1 January 2027. If your state asks what you received and administered, the answer is on the desk, not a fridge label.
One question, answered at the chair. Asked before the treatment. Read from the label.
A sample visit at Fairhaven Medical Spa on the demo workspace, with Cyanocobalamin 1,000 mcg/mL from Brennick Compounding. Every firm, lot and person here is fictional.
The box is received by its code: paperwork on file, reviewed by Dana Reyes, PharmD, use-by November 21, 2026. Accepted.
Before the treatment, the patient asks where it came from and scans the label.
They read batch CB-2026-1007-01: the certificate's lines, the maker Halden Fine Chemicals and the pharmacist who released it.
One scan at the chair: unit, lot and visit V-3300 on the administration line. No name.
Scan, choose, receive, reach. Built for the moment a patient asks.
Each location runs its own free desk, so every site receives, holds and records doses the same way.
The patient scans the label.
They read the certificate behind that exact lot. No account and no app: its lines from a fixed list of fields, each ingredient with its own results, the chain by role and the release record.
- The Seal: a serial and a code on the label, no Veritura mark
- No score or grade on the page
- A fingerprint the patient can recompute
Choose a pharmacy on its record, not its pitch.
Published files side by side, findings first, never ranked. Look up any compounding pharmacy by name or NPI, each finding with a receipt. A pharmacy cannot pay to change what its file says.
- Side by side, in alphabetical order
- Lookups private to your account
Receive and administer on one desk.
Received by its code, with the reasons to accept or hold. The desk opens on today: boxes arrived, units near their use-by, recalls, boxes waiting on paperwork. At the chair one scan writes the unit, lot, date and your visit reference.
- No patient name enters the record
- The same steps at every location
A patient who saves the medicine can be reached.
Named on the desk; patients who saved the medicine are emailed. Saving takes only an email, kept for their notices until they delete it and never written to your record or the pharmacy's.
- At most five people can save one serial
- Questions about care stay with you
Your patient reads the paperwork. Never a grade, never their name, never your prices.
The page is built from a fixed list of fields, so nothing outside it can appear. It says the paperwork was checked, never that the medicine was tested.
Strength, assay, sterility, endotoxin, the testing laboratory and the maker, as printed.
For a compounded preparation, each ingredient with its lot, its supplier and its results.
Maker, supplier, pharmacy and the clinic that administered it.
The release record and the pharmacist who released it, by name.
A SHA-256 fingerprint the patient can recompute in their own browser.
The notice on the page, attributed to the person who declared it.
The record says what the paperwork established and what it did not. Questions about care stay with you.
The full detail. Every field and every limit.
Saving the medicine, the desk, and how a pharmacy's file is read.
Open a sample PassportSaving the medicine
- Only an email
- Kept for the patient's notices until they delete it, and never written to your record or the pharmacy's.
- Against abuse
- At most five people can hold live claims on one serial, and one email can make ten claim requests a day.
- A recall
- Every patient who saved the medicine from the lot is emailed, and every desk holding it sees the units named.
The desk
- Today
- Boxes arrived, units within 14 days of their use-by, recalls declared, boxes waiting on paperwork.
- Facts for a person
- A unit read where it was never shipped, or administered twice, is raised as a fact for a person to look at.
- Every location
- Each location can run its own free desk, so every site receives, holds and records doses the same way.
Choosing a pharmacy
- A receipt for every line
- The source asked, the query, the date and what came back, findings first. Pick two or three published files and read their facts next to each other.
- Never ranked
- Veritura does not sell, route or rank pharmacies and takes nothing from your orders. A finding a pharmacy answers stays on the file, marked retired, with its date.
The record says what the paperwork established and what it did not. Questions about care stay with the clinician.
Questions, answered plainly.
No. The Seal carries a serial in the form VS-XXXX-XXXX and a code to scan, and no Veritura mark goes on the label.
The record answers what the paperwork shows, line by line, and says plainly that the medicine itself was not tested. Questions about their treatment stay with you.
No. Scanning opens the page in their phone's browser. Saving the medicine asks only for an email.
Each location can run its own free desk, so every site receives, holds and records doses the same way.
The desk, lookups and requests are free for med spas and clinics. The pharmacy that releases through Veritura pays for its own workspace and for each order's Passport or Seal.
Into the patient's own saved record, used only for notices about that medicine and kept until they delete it. It is never written to your record or the pharmacy's.
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