How it works
A telehealth subscription. A clinician reviews your intake, prescribes if appropriate, and compounded medication ships to you on a recurring basis with check-ins included.
What you get
- Compounded medication
- Clinician review and prescribing
- Injection supplies included
- Scheduled check-ins
- Dose changes reviewed by their clinician
What to check before signing up
- Ask what happens to your subscription if compounded supply becomes unavailable, since compounding grounds narrowed once the shortages were declared resolved.
- Ask whether the monthly price holds as your dose escalates, or whether higher doses cost more.
- Ask what the cancellation terms are and whether medication already dispensed is refundable.
- Confirm which state-licensed pharmacy compounds the medication and whether it is a 503A or 503B facility.
Best for
People who want the subscription model at the lowest monthly price and are comfortable with compounded rather than brand medication.
Our take
The lowest monthly price among the telehealth subscriptions here. The trade you are making against the brand routes is compounded medication rather than an FDA-approved finished product, which is a real difference and not only a pricing one.
Sources
Pricing on this page is taken from the provider's own advertised rates and has not been independently verified.