Licensed telehealth · Ships to your door

Getting started takes less time than deciding what’s for dinner.

Answer a short questionnaire, get evaluated by a licensed provider, and — if appropriate — your prescription ships straight to you. No waiting rooms.

Check Your Eligibility
  • Takes about 2 minutes
  • No obligation to proceed
The path from here
Check eligibility
Licensed provider reviews you
Prescription ships to your door
Your eligibility result, today
How it works

Four steps, start to finish. You control every stop along the way.

1
2 minutes

Check your eligibility

A short questionnaire about your health history, weight goals, and current medications. GLP-1 medications are typically considered for adults with a BMI of 30+, or 27+ with a weight-related condition — a licensed provider makes the final call.

2
Reviewed by a clinician

Medical evaluation

A licensed clinician reviews your information — some providers do this asynchronously, others by video visit — and determines whether a GLP-1 medication is safe and appropriate for you, and which one fits best.

3
If approved

Prescription and delivery

Your prescription is sent to a pharmacy and shipped to your door in temperature-controlled packaging, usually with ongoing check-ins and dose adjustments included.

4
Ongoing

Continued support

Reputable programs include follow-ups, dose titration, and side-effect management. You are not on your own after the first shipment.

Before you start

Questions worth asking any provider

You’re allowed to shop around. A reputable telehealth provider will answer all of these clearly.

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  • Is the provider licensed in my state?
  • What is the total monthly cost, including the visit?
  • Which medication will I receive — brand name or compounded?
  • What follow-up and side-effect support is included?
  • How do dose increases work, and what do they cost?
Start here

Two minutes tells you whether this path is even open to you.

Check Your Eligibility
This page is educational and not medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescription drugs that require evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. See our medical disclaimer.