One shared foundation.
Reusable component, labor and testing libraries keep formula costing consistent across your team.
Your team masters the compound.
CostLab brings clarity to the cost.
Connect formulas, production and actual yield in one workspace. Give your pharmacy a precise view of what every finished unit costs.

BUILT AROUND
THE WAY YOU COMPOUND.
Ingredients are only part of the equation. Bring components, labor and testing together, so your team can see the complete cost behind every batch.
BATCH RECORD · B-0248
| Cost category | Includes | Batch cost |
|---|---|---|
| Active ingredients | API | $600.00 |
| Excipients | Supporting ingredients | $120.00 |
| Packaging | Vials, caps & labels | $80.00 |
| Lab consumables | Production supplies | $40.00 |
| Labor | Production & verification | $240.00 |
| Testing | Allocated testing costs | $120.00 |
Reusable component, labor and testing libraries keep formula costing consistent across your team.
Scale master formulas to your batch. Keep dispensing size, form, sterility and assigned BUD in context.
Review production by client or affiliate, trace component usage and export reports for further analysis.
A batch planned for 100 vials doesn’t always yield 100 vials. Your cost per unit should reflect that.
CostLab uses your actual finished yield to show the cost of what you made—with every recorded input still accounted for.
Illustrative figures. Total recorded batch cost stays fixed as actual yield changes.
Today’s ingredient price should inform your next batch. It shouldn’t rewrite the last one.
Work with current pricing while a batch is in progress. When it’s complete, preserve the costs and production details that tell its story.
From the compounding bench to the financial review. Bring your team into one pharmacy workspace, with role-based access and a common source for production costs.
Purpose-built for the way
compounding pharmacies work.
CostLab is built for compounding pharmacy teams that need a clear, consistent view of production costs. It connects the work of pharmacy owners, operations leaders, and the teams maintaining formulas, producing batches, and reviewing costs.
Active ingredients, excipients, packaging, lab consumables, labor and allocated testing costs. CostLab scales components and labor to the planned batch, allocates testing by frequency, and shows the resulting breakdown.
CostLab divides the total recorded batch cost by the actual number of finished units. If a $1,200 batch produces 80 vials, the actual cost is $15 per vial. Recording fewer finished units does not reduce the costs already incurred to produce the batch.
The batch’s cost breakdown and production context are preserved in a snapshot. This includes the component prices and quantities, actual yield, dispensing details, sterility and assigned beyond-use date. Later changes to library prices do not rewrite that completed record.
Yes. Batch reports can be filtered by client, date range and status, with CSV exports for further analysis. Component and API usage reports show consumption over time and let you trace the contributing batches.
Give your team the full picture of production costs.