Safety & Frequently Asked Questions

Our Approach to Safety

Your care begins with a review by a licensed medical provider. Every patient completes an intake before any treatment decision is made.

Your provider reviews your health history, current medications, and overall profile. Treatment is based on individual factors and is not automatically approved.

Not all patients qualify for treatment. Prescriptions are issued at the discretion of the reviewing provider.

If approved, your plan is structured and monitored over time. Adjustments may be made based on your response and updated information.

Medications are dispensed through licensed pharmacies and shipped directly to you when applicable.

General side effect information is shown before selecting treatment so you understand what to expect before moving forward.

Our goal is clear, transparent care so you can make informed decisions at every step.

Our Approach

General Side Effects by Category

Weight Loss Medications

  • Nausea
  • Constipation
  • Diarrhea
  • Reduced appetite

Erectile Dysfunction Medications

  • Headache
  • Flushing
  • Nasal congestion
  • Dizziness

Hormone Support

  • Mood changes
  • Acne
  • Fluid retention

Hair Loss Treatments

  • Scalp irritation
  • Temporary shedding

Peptides / Vitality

  • Injection siteirritation
  • Headache
  • Fatigue

Vitamin / Lipotropic

  • Injection site discomfort
  • Mild nausea
Medical Care

When to Seek Medical Care

Most side effects are mild and may improve over time. Some symptoms may require medical attention.

Seek care if you experience unusual or severe symptoms, including strong pain, persistent vomiting, or confusion.

Watch for signs of an allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing.Chest pain or breathing problems should be treated as urgent.

If you are unsure about symptoms, contact a medical provider for guidance.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the intake work?

You complete a short medical intake online.

This includes your health history and current concerns.

Your information is then sent for provider review.

What happens after I submit my information?

A licensed provider reviews your intake.

They may approve, decline, or request additional information.

You will be notified once a decision is made.

Can I choose my medication?

Your provider determines if treatment is appropriate.

They will make recommendations based on your medical profile.

Not all treatments are suitable for every patient.

How long does review take?

Most reviews are completed within about 48 hours.

Some cases may take longer if more information is needed.

You will be notified if additional time is needed.

How is treatment decided?

Your provider uses your intake and health history.

They determine if treatment is appropriate for you.

They may recommend a specific option or no treatment.

Can my plan change?

Yes. Your provider may adjust your plan over time.

Changes are based on your response and updated information.

Where can I see side effects?

General side effects are shown before treatment selection.

More details may be available on each treatment page.

This helps you review safety before moving forward.

What should I do if something doesn’t feel right?

Contact support or a medical provider for guidance.

Do not ignore symptoms that feel unusual or persistent.

Seek urgent care if symptoms are severe.

Who provides my medication?

If approved, your medication is dispensed by a licensed pharmacy.

The pharmacy prepares and ships your order based on your provider’s instructions.

How is medication shipped?

If approved, your medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy and shipped directly to you.

Tracking information is provided when available.

Delivery times vary based on location.

Do I need to visit a clinic?

No in-person visit is required for telehealth services.

Your evaluation and follow-up are handled online.

How do I contact support?

You can reach support by email or text.

We respond during standard business hours as quickly as possible.

Support can assist with process and order-related questions.

What happens after I start treatment?

You follow your provider’s plan and instructions.

Your progress may be reviewed over time, and adjustments can be made if needed.

Support is available if questions come up during your treatment.

How does Auto-Refill work?

Auto-Refill schedules repeat payments for your selected treatment plan. Monthly non-injectable plans use 30-day cycles; injectable plans generally use 28-day treatment cycles. Longer plans and product-specific exceptions show their exact schedule before you pay. Existing subscriptions keep their agreed terms unless a change is confirmed.

Your first payment covers your initial supply. We schedule the first refill charge seven days before that supply is expected to end to allow time for processing and delivery. Later charges follow the full plan interval. For example, a 30-day plan first renews on day 23, then every 30 days; a 90-day plan first renews on day 83, then every 90 days. Checkout shows your specific schedule.

For prepaid plans, the amount billed today covers the selected term. Refills included in that term have no separate medication charge. The full amount and first and subsequent renewal schedule are shown before payment. A required assessment and provider approval still apply to each GLP-1 refill.

Billing dates are not guaranteed delivery dates. As-needed medications follow the selected plan; tablet count alone does not determine how long a supply lasts.

Will I need an assessment before a refill?

Assessments are required when needed, based on your prescription and provider requirements. With valid authorized refills, a new assessment may not be needed for every shipment.

GLP-1 treatments, sermorelin and enclomiphene currently require a new assessment and provider approval for each refill. A prepaid GLP-1 plan does not remove this requirement. Complete any required labs or follow-up as directed.

When an assessment is due, we aim to open it about 14 days before the next supply is needed, ahead of the refill charge. Complete it promptly to help avoid delays. Your clinician may adjust, pause or decline treatment after review.

How do you help me receive refills before I run out?

We schedule the first refill charge and processing target about seven days before the end of the initial treatment cycle, with required assessments opened earlier. Pharmacy preparation, shipping, weekends, holidays, payment problems and incomplete assessments can affect timing. Medication is only released when payment and clinical requirements are satisfied.

Follow your tracking updates and contact support promptly if a shipment is delayed or you may run out. Do not change your prescribed dose to stretch your supply without speaking with your clinician.

Can I cancel Auto-Refill or a prepaid plan?

You can request cancellation of future renewals through your account or support before the next charge is processed. Canceling future renewals does not automatically refund an already paid term or an order already being processed. See the Returns & Refund Policy for applicable terms. Your account and checkout show the billing schedule for your plan.