The Visit

Getting started begins with a short intake questionnaire covering your health history, current medications, and what you’re hoping to achieve. A U.S.-licensed clinician reviews your answers, and most people hear back with an initial decision within about an hour of submitting — no waiting room, no scheduling back and forth. If the clinician has questions, they’ll reach out through the platform before making a recommendation.

Eligibility

Every review is individual. Your clinician looks at general health information — things like your BMI and personal goals, whether you’ve used a GLP-1 medication before, and whether anything in your medical history would make semaglutide a poor fit. This page can’t tell you whether you qualify; that determination is made by your clinician after they’ve reviewed your full intake, not before.

What Ships

Once you’re approved, compounded semaglutide is prepared by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and shipped to you along with the supplies and written instructions you need to get started. Between visits, a nurse care team is available around the clock, so a question about your prescription doesn’t have to wait for your next scheduled check-in.

Refills

Ongoing care follows a monthly or three-month protocol, whichever your clinician sets up with you. Nurse check-ins are built into the process, and any change to your dose is made only when your clinician directs it — never automatically, and never without a review of how your current dose is working for you.