Claim: Compounding pharmacies are allowed to compound drugs that are still under patent during shortages and can compound generic drugs.
Verdict: Partially True (75% confidence)
Explanation: According to the FDA (Tier 1), compounding pharmacies are permitted to compound drugs that are still under patent during shortages if they meet certain federal laws. This is supported by sources like Cedars-Sinai and A4PC, which confirm that compounding is allowed during shortages. However, no source directly confirms that compounding pharmacies can compound generic drugs, which are FDA-approved and distinct from compounded drugs. The absence of direct evidence for compounding generic drugs mean...