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Orient

- [Start with the question](/)
 
- [Your Queen Creek starting point](/start-here/)
 
- [The short version](/quick-card/)
 
- [What peptide means](/answer-cards/)
 
Check

- [Check the approval claim](/approval-cards/)
 
- [Understand custom medicines](/compounding-cards/)
 
- [Check a shortage explanation](/shortage-cards/)
 
- [Read a research label](/research-cards/)
 
- [The Arizona checks](/arizona-cards/)
 
- [Check the person’s licence](/licence-cards/)
 
- [Check the pharmacy](/pharmacy-cards/)
 
Choose the visit

- [What online care involves](/telehealth-cards/)
 
- [What a local visit involves](/in-person-cards/)
 
Count the cost

- [Read the whole price](/cost-cards/)
 
- [Ask what the plan pays](/coverage-cards/)
 
- [Fill the cost worksheet](/cost-question-cards/)
 
Bring questions

- [Check the medicine and follow-up](/safety-cards/)
 
- [Read a sales claim carefully](/warning-cards/)
 
- [Bring the visit questions](/question-cards/)
 
- [Official pages worth opening](/source-cards/)
 
Bring questions

# Open the source that answers your question

Start with the claim you want to check. A drug label, a licence record and a complaint page do different jobs.

## For the product, read the drug source

The US drug agency is called FDA, short for Food and Drug Administration.

 

Compounding means making medicine to order. Use the FDA pages below for questions about custom medicines and approval. A product label is the medicine’s full official instructions, not just the pharmacy sticker.

 

“FDA registered” means a business has put its details on file with FDA. It does not mean FDA approved the medicine. Federal rule checked September 26, 2026.
 
## For the person, read the matching board

Choose the board for the licence type. Match the person’s name, then ask the board to explain anything in the result you do not understand.

 

Arizona limits which board decisions appear online. Older public decisions about a licence may be missing from a web search. Arizona law checked October 6, 2026.

 

If you want to check past problems, ask the board for older public decisions about that licence. Ask what other records it can provide.
 
## For a concern, choose the right complaint route

Ask whether your doctor has MD or DO after the name. DO means doctor of osteopathic medicine, a type of doctor with a separate licensing board.

 

For a complaint about an MD, use the Arizona Medical Board. For a complaint about a DO, use the Osteopathic Board. Board pages checked October 3, 2026.

 

The Nursing Board has an online form for complaints about possible breaches of nursing law. Board page checked October 3, 2026.

 

Arizona’s Attorney General accepts complaints about unfair business practices or businesses misleading customers. State page checked October 3, 2026.

 

Keep the written plan, label details and receipts with your notes. These complaint routes do not promise a payment or a particular outcome.

## Read the source for this question

- [FDA: custom medicine basics](https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/compounding-and-fda-questions-and-answers) 

For what compounding is and what FDA has not reviewed.

- [FDA: weight-loss product concerns](https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-alerts-and-statements/fdas-concerns-unapproved-glp-1-drugs-used-weight-loss) 

For questions about who supplies the medicine, laboratory-research labels and delivery.

- [Medical Board: MD records](https://www.azmd.gov/DoctorSearch/DoctorSearch) 

For an MD’s licence and the board’s written decisions about that doctor.

- [Osteopathic Board: DO records](https://azdo.gov/find-your-do) 

Use this separate doctor search when the letters after the name are DO.

- [Nursing Board: licence and certificate checks](https://azbn.gov/) 

For a nurse practitioner, check the nursing licence and the extra nurse-practitioner certificate.

- [FDA: state pharmacy records](https://www.fda.gov/drugs/besaferx-your-source-online-pharmacy-information/locate-state-licensed-online-pharmacy) 

For the board route to a pharmacy check.

- [Medical Board: MD complaints](https://www.azmd.gov/FormsIndex/FormsIndex) 

For the complaint process, rather than a licence search.

- [Osteopathic Board: DO complaints](https://azdo.gov/consumer-resources/filing-complaint) 

Choose the route that matches the doctor’s licence.

- [Nursing Board: complaints](https://azbn.gov/discipline-complaints/definitions/complaints) 

For complaints about care given by a nurse.

- [Attorney General: consumer complaints](https://www.azag.gov/complaints/consumer) 

For concerns about unfair or deceptive business practices.

- [FDA: MedWatch](https://www.fda.gov/safety/medwatch-fda-safety-information-and-adverse-event-reporting-program) 

For the FDA’s medicine-problem reporting route.

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