Everything you want to knowbefore you get started.

You shop, check out, and meet a licensed provider. In order:

1. Shop. Browse and add the treatments you want to look into.
2. Check out. Pay the physician consultation fee.
3. Schedule. Pick a time to meet a licensed provider.
4. Review. Your provider reviews your history and goals.
5. Approved and invoiced. If your provider approves a treatment, you’re invoiced for it and it ships.

The physician consultation fee. You aren’t charged for treatment at checkout. If your provider approves a treatment, you’re then invoiced for it.

Adults who want physician-guided care for weight, hormones, sexual health, hair, recovery and energy, and who want a licensed provider to look at the whole picture instead of guessing alone.

If you’ve been told it’s “just stress” or “just age,” this is a place to have the conversation properly.

No. Add what you want to look into. Your provider reviews your history, goals and current medicines and decides what, if anything, is appropriate. They may approve it as listed, recommend something different, or decide treatment isn’t right for you.

A licensed medical provider reviews your information and makes the clinical decision. That decision is always theirs.

Not automatically. Any prescription decision is based on clinical appropriateness, and no prescription is guaranteed. Selecting a product or paying the consultation fee does not guarantee any specific hormone, peptide, GLP-1 or other prescription.

Some treatments do, such as hormone treatments. Your provider tells you after reviewing your history, and the product page notes it where it applies.

You are only invoiced for treatment your provider approves. Your provider may also suggest an alternative or ask for more information first.

Tell your provider. Bodies respond differently, and adjustments should be based on how you actually respond, not guesswork. Your provider decides whether to adjust, change or stop a treatment.

Clinical decisions are made by licensed providers, and approved medications are prepared by a licensed dispensing pharmacy. The regulatory status of treatments varies. Some are FDA-approved. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Your provider explains what they’re recommending, why, and what the current evidence supports.

GLP-1 medications, such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, are prescribed only if your provider decides they’re appropriate for you. Your provider decides your starting dose and whether to adjust it as you respond. Not everyone is a candidate, and results vary.

If your provider approves a treatment, it’s prepared by a licensed dispensing pharmacy and shipped to you in secure, discreet packaging. Your provider gives you instructions for use, storage and timing.

No. Reverin is 100% virtual, but some products, such as testosterone cream, are available only in certain states. The product page notes any limits.

Prices are listed on each product page. After your provider approves a treatment, you’re invoiced for it. The consultation fee you pay at checkout is separate.

Treatment is invoiced only after your provider approves it, so you have a decision point before you pay for it. If you have a question about an order or your consultation fee, contact our team.

Your health information is protected and handled to the standards of a licensed medical practice. If you have specific questions about how your data is handled, reach out before you start.