Semaglutide
GLP-1 receptor agonist
or $649 one-time starter
The branded, FDA-approved product — not a compounded copy. A once-weekly injection with the deepest trial record in this category.
A licensed physician reviews everything before it ships, and nothing is charged unless they approve it. Every treatment page carries its evidence grade and its citations — including the one we refuse to sell you.
$0 until a physician approves · Evidence and citations on every treatment page
Two minutes on your phone, tonight. No appointment to book and nothing to upload.
A prescriber licensed in your state reads what you wrote and either signs it or declines it, with a reason.
Your card is captured at checkout and charged at approval — never before. A decline costs nothing.
The part we removed is the clinic, not the clinician. Every order is still read and signed by a licensed physician — it just doesn't cost you a morning to get one.
GLP-1 receptor agonist
or $649 one-time starter
The branded, FDA-approved product — not a compounded copy. A once-weekly injection with the deepest trial record in this category.
Dual GIP / GLP-1 agonist
or $749 one-time starter
Two incretin receptors instead of one. The largest average weight reduction published for a drug in this class, and a correspondingly slower ladder.
Growth hormone secretagogue
or $249 one-time starter
Prompts your own pituitary rather than replacing the hormone. Taken nightly, timed to the pulse your body already produces in deep sleep.
GHRH analogue · FDA-approved
or $549 one-time starter
One of the very few genuinely FDA-approved peptides — for visceral fat, on a specific indication we spell out rather than blur.
Health is whealth.
The two are the same argument. What you spend on being looked after properly is what you do not spend later on being put right.
You never sit in a waiting room. We handle intake, the physician review and the pharmacy routing behind it.
Not the molecule. You can buy that from a website in a weekend. What costs money is the part that decides whether you should have it.
A licensed prescriber in your state reads what you wrote and puts their name on it. That signature is the product. Everything else here is logistics around it — and a store that never declines anyone is not selling you a physician, it is selling you a form.
With the reason in it.
Your card is authorised at checkout and captured only at the decision. If you are declined it is never taken.
The weight-management line uses branded, FDA-approved product rather than a compounded copy. It costs more. The compounded supply is being withdrawn by regulation, and finding that out mid-titration is the kind of surprise that ends a course early.
Follow-ups go to the person who reviewed you, not a queue.
Including the one graded too weak to sell.
The gym version of medicine is a menu: you name a compound, somebody writes it. That works right up until the moment it matters, because the thing you are actually buying is a physician's judgement and a menu is the one thing that removes it.
So we run the parts that slow people down — intake, physician review, the pharmacy hand-off — and we are deliberately short of things to sell. Two treatments. A page explaining why the most-requested compound in any gym is not one of them. If that costs us the sale, it was not a sale worth having.
Read our storyMost storefronts in this category grade nothing, because grading honestly costs you a product. Two of these we do not sell at all, and the pages say why. Worst first.
The grade describes the published human evidence, not how well something works for you. Every treatment page carries the trials it is based on.
No. Your card is captured at checkout and charged only once a physician approves. If they decline, nothing is taken.
You get an email explaining why, usually naming the specific thing in your intake that caused it, and a note on what might fit instead. No charge.
Yes — written by a physician licensed in your state and filled by a licensed pharmacy. It is the same prescription you would get from a clinic, minus the clinic.
We do not publish a median yet, because we have not measured one. What we will promise is that you hear back either way, and that nothing is charged while you wait.
No. The intake is the consult. If a prescriber needs more, they message you before deciding.
Five questions, then a physician decides. Nothing is charged unless they approve.
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