For nearly 30 years, Layne Kilpatrick worked as a pharmacist inside a system that often made it hard to put the patient first. Every day brought new challenges—insurance companies deciding what treatments were allowed, clean options overlooked, and medications filled with dyes and unnecessary additives passed off as standard care.

Like many healthcare professionals, he stayed committed, doing his best within the rules. But over time, it became clear: the rules were the problem.

The system wasn’t just inefficient—it was misaligned with the very reason he became a pharmacist in the first place.

So he stepped away. Not to quit, but to speak up. He began educating the public about what most people never hear: the hidden toxins in their medicine cabinets, the influence of insurance on care, and the options they didn’t know they had.

The response was overwhelming. People wanted something better. Cleaner. Honest. Aligned with their values.

Now we’re building it.

We’re creating a pharmacy movement that’s independent of insurance, focused on clean, custom formulations, and grounded in the belief that healthcare should serve people—not systems.

It’s not the easiest path forward. But it’s the one that finally feels right.