NewTestosterone 2 mg/g cream is now on the formulary. It is a Schedule III preparation, so you sign it in the certified service and you tell us how you saw the patient first. How signing works.
Dr S. Nassar · Coastal Wellness Clinic · Tuesday 25 August 2026
Patients
Everyone you have prescribed for, and everyone your staff has set up for you. Start a prescription from any row — that is one click from here to the formulary.
| Patient | Date of birth | Most recent preparation | Where it is | Start something | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marisol Reyes Santa Ana, CA | 18 Feb 1974 | Testosterone cream CIII | Needs your signature | Prescription Pay link | Open |
| Renata Gil Tustin, CA | 04 Jul 1978 | Estradiol / Progesterone | Paying the pharmacy | Prescription Pay link | Open |
| Priya N. Raman Irvine, CA | 22 Jan 1969 | Ketoprofen / Baclofen / Cyclobenzaprine | Ready for pickup | Prescription Pay link | Open |
| Dana Whitfield Orange, CA | 30 Sep 1971 | Estriol 0.01% cream | Dispatched | Prescription Pay link | Open |
| Alan Petrov Anaheim, CA | 17 Nov 1962 | Progesterone 100 mg | Dispatched | Prescription Pay link | Open |
| Yusuf Barakat Costa Mesa, CA | 08 May 1990 | — | No prescription yet | Prescription Pay link | Open |
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Your staff can prepare, but only you can sign. Tomas and Amara can build an order and attach everything to it. It sits in Needs your signature until you review it. There is no way for anyone else to sign in your name, and no setting that turns that off.
You are not tied to one pharmacy. The Queen Rx is set as the dispensing pharmacy for this clinic, and you can change it on any prescription or for good. Change the pharmacy.