8 Clinical Supply Logistics Companies Operating in the United States in 2026

A clinical supply logistics provider handles the operational work of getting investigational drugs, comparators, and trial materials from a manufacturer to a patient on schedule and within specification. In the US, that work spans several distinct specialties: clinical packaging and labeling, temperature-controlled warehousing and distribution, pharmacy-network-based drug dispensing, controlled substance handling, and the software platforms that track inventory and trigger resupply across a trial's site network.

The clinical supply logistics companies below, all headquartered in the United States, are listed in no particular order. Between them, these companies and providers cover ancillary and drug supply chain management, clinical packaging and labeling, pharmacy-card-based dispensing, controlled substance and cold chain storage, and SaaS platforms for clinical inventory and biospecimen tracking.

Ancillare

Ancillare was founded in 2006 by Dr. Joanne Santomauro, who coined the term Clinical Trial Ancillary Supply Chain (CTASC) and built the company into what it describes as the first organization exclusively serving end-to-end ancillary supply needs for pharma, biotech, device, and CRO clients. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, the company manages ancillary supplies and equipment across Phase I–IV trials, drawing on global buying power and a network of depots to reduce trial cost and cycle time. In January 2025, Ancillare launched an expanded Cold Chain Management service line covering sourcing, handling, storage, and transportation for temperature-sensitive materials. Santomauro completed a doctoral dissertation on the global clinical trial ancillary supply chain at Temple University's Fox School of Business in 2019 and now sits on the school's Supply Chain Management Advisory Board.

Caligor Coghlan Pharma Services (CalCog)

Caligor Coghlan Pharma Services, which does business as CalCog, has operated in clinical supply services since 1996 and rebranded from its earlier name, Caligor Rx, after CalCog, Inc. acquired select assets of the business. Based in Bastrop, Texas with a second facility in Dartford, England, the company specializes in clinical trial packaging and labeling, global warehousing and distribution, and comparator and commercial drug sourcing for small and medium-sized biotech innovators and CROs. CalCog has built specific expertise in Schedule I–V controlled substance handling, including secure storage and transport, and has expanded that capability to include cold chain-compatible controlled substance solutions. The company also worked with label-management software provider Loftware to overhaul its label production process, reporting full ROI within 12 months.

Komtur Pharmaceuticals

Komtur Pharmaceuticals traces its roots to a small pharmacy founded in Freiburg, Germany in 1960, which grew into a formal pharmaceutical supply chain business in 1996 and now operates in 14 countries handling clinical trial supply, named patient imports, and controlled substance distribution. In January 2022, founder Josef Künle's daughter Teresa took over as CEO, making Komtur a woman-owned and led company; it has since earned WEConnect International's Women Owned certification. The company's clinical trial supply services span comparator sourcing, QP release, and import/export logistics for narcotics and other controlled drugs, alongside early access and named-patient import programs for unlicensed medicines. Komtur maintains a US office alongside branches across Europe, Hong Kong, and Brazil, supporting cross-border pharmaceutical distribution for sponsors.

Myonex

Myonex traces its origin to a Norristown, Pennsylvania drug store that an 11-year-old Morris Cohen helped deliver medications from during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic; his descendants built the pharmacy into a global clinical trial supply company after identifying the need for dedicated drug and ancillary sourcing for trials in 2001. The company's CTRx service combines a prescription card, pharmacy dispensing, and centralized local drug supply into one offering, letting patients fill prescriptions at any of more than 70,000 pharmacies in its network rather than waiting on bulk-purchased and pre-labeled trial supply. Myonex maintains GMP-compliant facilities across North America, the UK, and Germany, and broke ground on an expanded US headquarters and operations facility in Horsham, Pennsylvania in 2020. In 2025, Creapharm Group reached an agreement to acquire Myonex's clinical and commercial packaging and bioservices business.

Pacific BioPharma Logistics

Pacific BioPharma Logistics operates a 25,000-square-foot, 24/7-monitored facility in Poway, California, offering GMP labeling, packaging, storage, and distribution for FDA-regulated clinical trial materials, with specific capabilities for cytotoxic compounds and DEA Schedule II–V controlled substances. Founded in 2017 by president Ed Foster, who previously founded and led Advantar Laboratories and served as CFO of Apptec Laboratories, the company serves the San Diego area's biotech cluster along with clients nationwide. The company is guided by Dr. Rich Kenley, an industry veteran with more than 35 years of pharmaceutical research and development experience. Pacific BioPharma Logistics positions itself as a specialist option for small and virtual biotech companies that need third-party clinical packaging and logistics support without building in-house capability.

Slope

Slope was founded in 2016 by Rust and Michael Felix and operates a 21 CFR Part 11-compliant SaaS platform focused on clinical inventory, biospecimen lifecycle management, and data-driven auto-resupply for sponsors, CROs, research sites, and labs. Based in Norfolk, Virginia, the company reports that protocol amendments and manual lab-kit tracking commonly drive preventable waste rates as high as 76 percent at research sites, a problem its automated resupply and version-control tools are built to address. In a published case study, Gabrail Cancer Center reduced lab kit waste by more than 20 percent across its studies after adopting Slope's platform. The company expanded its API-integrated partnership with LabConnect in late 2025, supporting multiple clinical trials launched in the fourth quarter.

SupplyRx

SupplyRx was founded by pharmaceutical and technology industry veterans Brian Horan and Kevin McMurtry to build what the company describes as the first cloud-based pharmacy card platform for clinical trials, connecting sponsors, CROs, research sites, and patients directly with retail, mail-order, and specialty pharmacies. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company issues patients a digital pharmacy card by text, email, or print that they use to fill open-label, non-investigational study medications at a pharmacy of their choice rather than through bulk sponsor-purchased inventory. SupplyRx's model is designed to eliminate several traditional clinical supply chain steps, including sourcing, procurement, packaging, and end-of-study destruction of unused product, while linking pharmacy transaction data back to site and subject numbers for sponsor reporting. The company's virtual inventory model can be applied across any trial phase and has been used in oncology and rare disease studies.

Yourway

Yourway was founded by Gulam Jaffer in 1997 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, originally to transport human organs and biological shipments for local hospitals, before expanding into clinical trial packaging, courier services, and temperature-controlled logistics for the broader biopharmaceutical industry. The company has expanded its Allentown campus multiple times, growing its footprint past 300,000 square feet and adding storage capacity spanning ambient to -180°C cryogenic conditions to support biologics and cell and gene therapy trials. Yourway operates a global network of more than 20 GMP depots, including a flagship European depot in Dublin, Ireland, and maintained uninterrupted direct-to-patient shipping throughout the COVID-19 pandemic across most global markets. The company positions itself as a fully integrated premium courier and clinical packager combining both functions under one roof rather than through subcontracted partners.

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