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Mark Cuban Cost Plus Manufacturing and Compounding, LLC

Mark Cuban Cost Plus Manufacturing and Compounding, LLC, Dallas, TX, is registered with the FDA as a 503B outsourcing facility (first registered 11/2/2022; most recent registration 12/14/2024). The FDA last inspected it on 1/28/2026; a Form 483 was issued, a recall was not conducted, and the action recorded is “FMD-145 Letter Issued 6/5/2025”.

Status
503B REGISTERED
Location
Dallas, TX
First registration
11/2/2022
Most recent registration
12/14/2024
Last FDA inspection
1/28/2026
Form 483 issued
Yes · read the 483
Recall conducted
No
Action based on last inspection
FMD-145 Letter Issued 6/5/2025
Compounds sterile drugs from bulk
Yes
Contact listed by the FDA
Alexander Oshmyansky · 303-907-8003

How to read this record

Registration means the facility has registered with the FDA under section 503B and is subject to FDA inspection under current good manufacturing practice. It is not an endorsement. A Form 483 is the list of observations an investigator leaves at the end of an inspection; it is not a finding of violation, and most inspected facilities on the register have received one. “Open” means the FDA has not finalised the inspection's classification. A regulatory meeting or a warning letter is a further step, and the FDA posts the letter, which we link when it does.

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Other registered facilities in Texas

The FDA lists 17 registered 503B facilities in Texas. Their records, and the state's 503A pharmacies: compounding pharmacies in Texas.

Source: FDA — Registered Outsourcing Facilities, as of 2026-09-02; every value above is the FDA's, reproduced without characterisation. Back to the full register, or look up another pharmacy.

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