Finding · criterion S2

Where does the order path stop?

436 of the 586 records in the ledger put an eligibility step in front of the order. 91 let a product reach checkout with no evaluation of the buyer, and 59 carry a null. The split runs almost entirely by kind. Every record that gates is a telehealth service, and 55 telehealth services sit on the research-vendor side of it, taking payment before any medical question: Always Wellness and Recovery, Arc-1, Ascend Vitality, Better U, BlisMD, BloomMD, bmiMD, Boston Medical Group, Brello Health, CeliaRx, Citizen Meds, Concierge MD, CoraDoc, Corsica Health, Dollar Dad Club, DrBrainRx, DreamHug Medical, Elevate Health, Elevated Health, ElitePhysiqMD, EmbraceRX, Factor Health MD, Fierce Health, FormBlends, Genesis Lifestyle Medicine, Goldspan Health, HealthSource Online, HelloWellness, Heva Health, Invyncible, Joey Med, Kongo, LevelUp Rx, Levers Health, Liberty, LifespanningRx, Lyfe RX, MEDGm, MedLeanRx, Neo Soma Healthcare, Nex Gen Health Rx, OurView Health, PepHaus, PeterMD, PrescribedRX, Queen RX, Rehydra+ Wellness, Remote Pharmacy, Ryze Rx, StackMD, TrueMe, Vaylen, Vyora Wellness, WePeptideRx, Yes Clinic.

Criterion S2, prescription gating is the only one on this Standard that cannot be read off a page. Marketing copy asserting that a clinician reviews every order is recorded under S1; S2 asks whether the order path actually stops, and each basis names what stands between the product page and the purchase: intake answers, an account, or nothing at all. How the path is followed is set out on the method page.

The number, with both denominators

Of the 586 records, 436 pass S2 and 91 fail it. 59 records are excluded from the numerator and named here rather than counted: Behemoth Labz, Better Med Spa, Biopeptides, Candor Rx, Chemyo, CMWL, Coby Health, Defy Medical, Docberry, Elite Peptides, eMed, Enara Health, Found Youth, Genesis Peptides, GOAL MD, GobyMeds, Good Life Meds, GoodRx Care Direct, Green Cap Health, Helix Wellness Rx, Hello Alpha, Joi and Blokes, Klarity Health, Lemonaid Health, Lumen Meds, Medical Health Institute, NoBsRx, Nucific, Nurx, OBU Health, Peptide Sciences, Peptides For Sale, Polaris Peptides, PRIMO Health Partners, Pure Rawz, Regen Peptides, Rx Com, Science Bio, Sesame Care, SexyMD, Superpower, T2D Com, Tablet Health, TeleWellnessMD, The Peptide Store, Thriving Again, Transcend, TRT Kingdom, Valhalla Vitality, Vea Health, VevaRX, VirtualCare2Go, WeightCare, welludr., Wholesome Clinic, Xcel Peptides, Xtreme Peptide, Zappy Health, Zeuss. Against the adjusted denominator of 527 checked records, the count is still 436.

By kind: 436 of the 536 telehealth services gate the order and 55 do not. None of the 50 research vendors does, 36 of them checked and 14 carrying a null.

What a gate is not

A stop is not a safety finding. It establishes that something was asked before an order could complete, and nothing at all about what was done with the answer. Several order paths stop at a first question about height and weight, which is a screening question; several stop at an account-creation or payment screen, which is not. The Standard records both as a pass because both interrupt the purchase, and the basis says which one a reader is looking at so the difference is not lost in the disposition.

Nor does a failure mean a seller broke a rule. A research vendor that lets a product reach checkout is doing what a research-chemical storefront does, and it usually states in its own terms that the product is not for human consumption. What the criterion records is the structural fact underneath: on those 91 records, nothing between the product page and the payment screen asks anything about the person buying. The 36 records that fail are American Peptides, Amino Club, BioLongevity Labs, Bioscience Peptides, Biotech Peptides, Blue Sky Peptide, Bluum Peptides, Core Peptides, Evolve Peptides, Geo Peptides, Hongkong Peptide Sciences, Liberty Peptides, Limitless Life Nootropics, Loti Labs, Modern Aminos, Nexus Peptides, Nootropic Source, Nordsci, Northline Labs, Onyx Research, Peptide Labs USA, Peptide Pros, Pinnacle Peptides, Prime Peptides, PS Peptides, Pure Peptides, Quality Peptides, Research 1 Peptides, Research Chemical, Research Labs, Simple Peptide, Sports Technology Labs, Swiss Chems, True Peptides, Umbrella Labs, USA Peptides.

The criterion beside the claim

S1 records what a seller says about clinician involvement; S2 records what the order path does. Across this ledger 535 of 586 records assert a clinician evaluation and 436 of 586 stop the order for one. The two counts differ, and the records where they differ are the interesting ones. A claim without a gate is the pattern this pairing exists to surface.

The pairing matters because the claim is cheap and the gate is not. Any site can print a sentence about licensed providers. Only a site that has built an intake can stop an order with one, and only the order path itself can tell the two apart. That is why S2 records what the order path does rather than what the site says, and why a path with no reachable first stop is recorded as a null under the same null rules every other criterion uses, never as a failure.

The full roster

Every record in the ledger with its S2 disposition and the basis recorded against it, so the counts above can be repeated from this page.

SellerKindS2What the order path does
10RxTelehealthPASSThe FAQ describes filling out a health questionnaire and then communicating with a licensed physician who must prescribe the products.
1st OptimalTelehealthPASSEvery start button books a free intake call, followed by lab testing and a provider consultation, and the answers say medication is invoiced for new patients immediately after the medical provider appointment.
50 Stars HealthTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a health profile that asks for the patient's state as its first step, with no charge unless approved.
AbundRXTelehealthPASSThe home page says care begins with a brief health intake that a licensed provider reviews, and the shipping policy says an order goes to the pharmacy only after the provider approves a prescription; no page describes payment before the intake.
ActinTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a medical intake whose first question asks the weight loss goal, and the product pages carry no cart or checkout.
AgelessRxTelehealthPASSEvery product button opens an intake rather than a cart, and the GLP-1 intake opens by asking whether a GLP-1 was taken in the last twelve months.
AHBARxTelehealthPASSThe cart opens a checkout whose first screen asks state, date of birth and sex, bundles a provider consultation, and states that prescriptions are issued only if medically appropriate, with a full refund if not approved.
Alan MedsTelehealthPASSEvery get started button opens an initial intake that asks which treatments the patient is eligible for, and the product pages carry no cart. Medication ships only after the patient is approved and deemed eligible for a prescription.
Alegro HealthTelehealthPASSThe program starts with a booked appointment with a clinician, who develops the treatment plan and any prescription. The answers say a credit card is required to book only to cover a $50 fee for late cancellations and missed visits.
AlinwellTelehealthPASSThe check eligibility button opens an intake whose first screen asks what the patient wants support with, and the site has no cart. The home page states that the charge is $0 if the patient is not approved.
Allara HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button leads to an onboarding flow that asks what brings the buyer there, and no cart exists. Each Allara Rx refill needs a follow-up visit with the provider.
AlloyTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake whose first screen asks what brings the buyer to Alloy.
Alternate Health ClubTelehealthPASSEvery start intake button opens a 26-step intake form, and the cart is open only to existing users who sign in. Payment submits the order for clinical review, and a licensed provider evaluates every intake before prescribing.
altRxTelehealthPASSAn eligibility intake headed check your eligibility for GLP-1 treatment stops the order, before any product or payment screen.
Always Wellness and RecoveryTelehealthFAILThe semaglutide product page adds the vial to a cart that opens a card checkout, and the page sets the order as checkout first, then the online health history forms, then doctor review. The pages say the buyer is not charged unless approved.
AlyveRxTelehealthPASSEvery eligibility button opens an intake whose first screen says a licensed provider reviews the case before any prescription is issued, and the product pages carry no cart.
AM RxTelehealthPASSThe steps list answering health questions to check eligibility first and a provider's review second, and the answers say medication is charged only if it is prescribed, with payment processed after the provider sends the prescription to a partner pharmacy.
Amazon One MedicalTelehealthPASSThe Get started button opens a screen asking the buyer's state and a choice of message or video care, and every pharmacy product page is marked prescription required.
Ambiante Health & WellnessTelehealthPASSThe steps list a short assessment first and a licensed provider's review second, every program is said to begin with an online consultation, and the about page says nothing is charged if the patient is not approved.
AmbleTelehealthPASSAn enrollment intake asking the weight-loss goal comes before any product page and before any payment field.
American PeptidesResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart once the researcher access screen is cleared, and that screen asks only for an email address and self-certification checkboxes.
Amino ClubResearch vendorFAILA checkout demands a sign-in by one-time code and asks no medical question.
Andrew MedsTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake that explains the program and then asks the buyer's state of residence, and no payment screen comes before it. The product pages say the buyer pays for medication only if a provider prescribes it.
Apex MDTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake whose first screen collects basic information for the medical review, and the program pages carry no cart. A buyer the physician does not approve is refunded or given a credit.
AquaVitaTelehealthPASSThe order button opens an eligibility check whose first screen asks the buyer's state, and the product page lists the intake forms before payment.
Aquivia HealthTelehealthPASSThe published sequence starts with health questions, followed by clinician review and medication shipment only if prescribed.
ArborTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an eligibility quiz whose first screen asks height and weight, and a buyer who is not a fit is not charged.
Arc-1TelehealthFAILEach product page sells through a cart and says the secure intake form opens only after checkout is complete, so payment comes before any medical question.
Ark HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an online visit set out as basic information, then medical information, and its first question asks the buyer's weight loss goal. No payment screen appears before the questions.
ARSYNL RxTelehealthPASSThe qualify buttons open a health assessment that takes the buyer through health questions before checkout, and the plan section of each product page leads to that assessment rather than to a cart.
Ascend MedicalTelehealthPASSThe steps list booking a consultation and checking eligibility first and meeting the provider second, and medication is part of the plan the provider writes at that visit.
Ascend VitalityTelehealthFAILThe semaglutide and tirzepatide order buttons open a checkout that says the eligibility questions come after checkout, so payment comes before any medical question. A second button on the weight loss page opens a medical intake first.
AskRxTelehealthPASSEach medication button opens a dose check whose first screens ask whether the buyer can self-inject and whether a GLP-1 was taken in the past four weeks, with no payment screen before them.
AspenTelehealthPASSThe semaglutide and tirzepatide buttons open a weight loss intake whose first screen asks the buyer's height and weight.
Aspire HealthTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page says care begins with a free new-patient consultation, and the answers say medication is billed separately once a provider has prescribed it; no page describes payment before the consultation.
Aurelius Health GroupTelehealthPASSThe public sequence starts with a questionnaire covering medical history and medications, followed by physician review, a written plan and pharmacy shipment.
Auren RxTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a medical intake whose first question asks about current or recent GLP-1 use, and the product pages carry no cart or checkout.
AVARA RxTelehealthPASSThe answers say a buyer completes the online weight loss visit and a licensed provider reviews it before an approved prescription ships, and that the cost of a medication is refunded if the provider decides the buyer does not qualify; no page places payment before the visit.
AVArxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free five-minute medical questionnaire first, then a provider review, then delivery, and the home page says the plan total is shown before checkout.
Avono HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake that asks for name, email and sex first. The card is authorized during intake and charged only if a clinician approves treatment.
AZ HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a qualification survey, and the site states that a health questionnaire and a nurse practitioner call come before any medication ships.
Balanced Hormone HealthTelehealthPASSEvery product page sets out the order as an intake form about health history and goals first, then a free virtual consultation with a practitioner, then shipping only if prescribed.
BasalTelehealthPASSThe program steps list eligibility screening on an intake form and clinician review first, and the program page says the patient is not charged until a licensed clinician approves treatment.
Bayan HealthTelehealthPASSThe product pages carry a purchase button, and the terms state that payment does not guarantee a prescription, which follows a secure intake and a clinician visit.
Behemoth LabzResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDAn order path did not resolve, because the cart resolves to the homepage and the checkout returns a page headed Checkout Temporarily Unavailable. The check is open.
Believe HealthTelehealthPASSThe consultation button opens an eligibility questionnaire, and the site states that no charge is made until a physician approves the plan.
BelleTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a qualification screen asking sex, height and weight, and medication ships only if a clinician approves the screening.
Better Med SpaTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether a GLP-1 membership is paid before the medical evaluation did not resolve, because the telehealth answers say care begins with a virtual consultation that reviews the health history before approval, while each GLP-1 treatment page's booking button opens a membership cart on an outside booking service. The check is open.
Better UTelehealthFAILThe start button on the semaglutide page opens a payment page for $298 payable to Better U Clinical, P.A., with shipping and card fields and no medical question. The tirzepatide payment page is the same at $397.
BetterMe RxTelehealthPASSThe answers page says a visit starts with a brief set of medical questions that US-based doctors review before prescribing, and that medication is billed when it ships. A GLP-1 landing page says no medication charge is made if the prescription is not approved.
BeyondMDTelehealthPASSThe process page says a buyer submits an intake form and then has a telehealth consultation, and is charged only if approved for treatment.
Big Easy Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe pricing page says a buyer first schedules a physician consultation, charged at $75 and credited toward treatment or refunded if the buyer is not a good fit, and that any treatment requires the physician's prescription.
BiltRxTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a form for the provider to review before any plan, and the terms state that no prescription product is available without a consultation.
BioLongevity LabsResearch vendorFAILThe cart asks only whether the buyer is over twenty one, with no medical question and no eligibility step.
Bionomy HealthTelehealthPASSThe intake buttons open an eligibility questionnaire whose first step asks what brings the buyer to the service, and a card is only held after the intake and charged once a practitioner signs off.
BiopeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because no item entered the cart from the seven catalog links tried and the cart stayed empty. The check is open.
Bioscience PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects a shipping address and states that an account will be created for the buyer, starting from the melanotan II page at 39.99 dollars.
Biotech PeptidesResearch vendorFAILAn age and research-use attestation is the only gate offered before the cart.
BioverseTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a sign-up screen headed as a check of whether the buyer qualifies for medical weight loss, with no payment screen before it, and the product pages state that the buyer is charged only if a provider prescribes.
BlisMDTelehealthFAILThe home page tells a buyer who already knows what to order that no consultation is required, and each prescription product page, including compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, is sold as a one-time purchase with an add-to-cart button. The answers page says an account is registered at checkout.
BlivTelehealthPASSThe main page says care begins with a quick medical intake reviewed by a licensed provider and that medication ships only if approved, and its steps put the health questions before the prescription. No page describes a payment step before those questions.
BloomMDTelehealthFAILThe product page sets the order as checkout first and the medical intake after, the home page says no consultation is required to order, and the cart opens a card payment form with no medical question.
BloomWell RxTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages say care starts with an assessment quiz that the doctors review before prescribing, the answers page says the medication is billed when it ships, and the branded pages say the medication is charged only after the consultation is approved.
Blue Haven RXTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a nine-step questionnaire, the store lists no products to add to a cart, and no charge is taken until a doctor approves the prescription.
Blue Sky MDTelehealthPASSA consultation with a provider comes first and medication is prescribed only if the patient qualifies, and the answers say the practice does not prescribe weight loss medication to patients outside its weight loss program.
Blue Sky PeptideResearch vendorFAILA guest checkout takes the order behind self-certification checkboxes alone, starting from the semaglutide page at 152.95 dollars.
Bluum PeptidesResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly from the product page, and the only gate is a yes or no prompt confirming age twenty one.
bmiMDTelehealthFAILThe order path asks no medical question. Its quiz asks a weight-loss goal, a target amount and a plan, then states that the buyer is eligible and offers a checkout, and the home page places the medical questionnaire after the order.
Bodi EnviTelehealthPASSThe home page and the treatment pages say the buyer completes a quick intake first and the team reviews the information before any purchase. The refund policy keeps a $50 consultation fee if an order is canceled after a prescription is issued.
Bodybuilding Health+TelehealthPASSEligibility questions gate the order, and the gate bites. The only purchase control on the semaglutide page opens a seventeen-step assessment rather than a cart, medical conditions arrive at step seven, no card or billing field appears through step eight, and an under-eighteen answer ended the intake on a disqualification screen with no payment offered.
Bon HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page says a buyer first fills out a short questionnaire that a clinician reviews the same day, and that medication is dispensed only after that consultation; the product pages say the price is confirmed at checkout. No page describes a payment step before the questionnaire.
boostAGErxTelehealthPASSThe home page says the first step is a set of health history questions for a medical evaluation, not a product order, with the membership fee refunded in full if the providers decide treatment is not appropriate.
Boston Medical GroupTelehealthFAILThe NAD+ injectable, sermorelin and PT-141 product pages each carry an add-to-cart button beside the price. The weight loss pages start with a visit, and the answers page says a visit begins with medical questions.
Breeze MedsTelehealthPASSEligibility questions gate the order. The intake runs ten screens from weight-loss goals to a contraindication screen naming pancreatitis and medullary thyroid carcinoma, and no price or payment screen appears in any of them.
Brello HealthTelehealthFAILEach plan button opens a payment checkout, and every product page states that no intake form is required before paying and that the intake follows checkout.
BrightmedsTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and the site says a buyer who is not approved is refunded in full.
CabanaTelehealthPASSThe answers say the process begins with a short online questionnaire reviewed by a licensed clinician, and that every patient completes an online intake and is evaluated by a licensed provider before anything ships.
CaliberRxTelehealthPASSThe how it works page says care starts with a medical intake of health history, medications and allergies that a licensed provider reviews before any prescription, and no page describes a payment step before that intake.
CalibrateTelehealthPASSEvery Join Now button opens a quiz asking the member's state of residence before any payment screen, and the clinician visit follows joining.
California Trim ClinicTelehealthPASSThe answers say a discovery call with the care team is required before any medication order and is followed by a visit with a licensed provider who decides whether treatment is appropriate, and the pricing page says the first visit is free.
Call-On-DocTelehealthPASSThe steps list a medical intake with history, symptoms, medications and allergies first and the provider's review second. The help center says payment is collected when that intake is submitted and is refunded in full if the provider cannot prescribe.
Candor RxTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the start buttons on the home page did not resolve, because the buttons are labeled checkout and were not followed, while the answers page says the buyer answers medical questions first and is billed when the medication ships. The check is open.
Care Bare RxTelehealthPASSMedication ships only if prescribed after an online provider consultation.
Care ClinicsTelehealthPASSThe answers say a buyer books a telehealth consultation with a provider, paying a $40 deposit toward the plan to hold the time slot, and that medication ships only after that consultation.
Carocare WellnessTelehealthPASSThe start buttons book an appointment with the clinic or lead to its contact page, and no page prints a cart, a checkout or any payment step before the visit.
CeliaRxTelehealthFAILThe semaglutide injectable goes into a cart, and the checkout asks for a card after three yes-or-no eligibility questions. The checkout says the required medical screening is completed after checkout, and the answers page says payment is processed at checkout.
ChemyoResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDA purchasable storefront did not resolve, because the site now serves a notice that the store closed permanently on September 8, 2026. The check is open.
Chronos Body Health & WellnessTelehealthPASSThe telehealth pages put a free consultation with a licensed medical provider, with no upfront payment, first, and the choice of a treatment path only after the patient is approved.
CieloTelehealthPASSThe answers say care starts with a secure health intake reviewed by a licensed provider, and the home page says each patient begins with a medical intake reviewed by licensed physicians. No page carries an add-to-cart or buy button.
Citizen MedsTelehealthFAILThe select-products page adds semaglutide to a cart, and the checkout asks for a credit card with no medical question. The start button on the product pages opens a nine-step medical form, and the shipping page says orders ship only after a physician approves.
ClayaTelehealthPASSThe home page sets out the order as a three-minute online assessment first, then a licensed provider's review, then shipping only if prescribed, and says plan options are shown before checkout.
Clinic SecretTelehealthPASSThe answers say care starts with a brief set of medical questions that doctors review, and that medication is billed when it ships. The refund policy says the site screens buyers out of purchasing based on their answers and refunds in full if a doctor declines the prescription.
Clume HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page steps put an online intake and a provider evaluation before any medication, and the refund policy says membership begins once the intake form is complete and the first month is paid, with a full refund if a provider disqualifies the member. No page describes a payment step before the medical questions.
CLYR HealthTelehealthPASSEach plan button opens a nine-step intake, and the treatment chooser states that nothing is billed until a provider approves.
CMWLTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the checkout buttons on the product pages did not resolve, because those buttons lead to a checkout that was not opened, while the same page says nothing is charged until a physician approves the buyer and the home page starts with a health history quiz. The check is open.
Coby HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The public pages require provider approval but do not establish whether payment is collected before medical evaluation. The help page describes charges for visits that are not approved. The check is open.
CoivasTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an assessment questionnaire, and the site states that a provider evaluation precedes any prescription and that the price is approved before any charge.
CollectiveTelehealthPASSThe only purchase path is a multi-step medical intake, and no cart or checkout exists anywhere on the storefront. The third screen asks for height and weight, and no price or payment field appears before it.
Concierge MDTelehealthFAILEach weight loss page carries an order form that takes contact details, a plan choice and a credit card with no medical question, and the answers promise a full refund to a patient who does not qualify.
Contour HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a free consult request whose first screen asks which medication the buyer is interested in, and the site says no payment is taken that day and the exact price is confirmed at the consult before anything is paid.
Cora HealthTelehealthPASSThe home and plans pages put a health questionnaire and a provider review before any prescription, and the refund policy gives a full refund when a provider finds the buyer not medically eligible. No page describes a payment step before the questionnaire.
CoraDocTelehealthFAILThe start button on each program page carries the program's full price and leads to the order path. The answers say the buyer pays upfront for the program, the peptides page says the buyer checks out before the provider review, and the refund policy refunds a consultation that ends without a prescription less a $100 clinical service fee. The pricing page says a physician reviews the health profile before the buyer pays.
Core PeptidesResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly. No evaluation step exists.
CoreAge RxTelehealthPASSA provider approves each prescription; unapproved orders are refunded in full.
Corsica HealthTelehealthFAILEach product page adds the drug to a cart and tells the buyer to complete the medical questionnaire after purchase, with the card charged only if a licensed provider approves. The home page also offers a free online assessment.
CurexTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page puts a questionnaire on medical history, goals and current medications first, then a licensed provider's review, then shipment, and promises a full refund if the buyer is not prescribed. No page describes a payment step before the questionnaire.
CVS MinuteClinicTelehealthPASSThe program starts with a paid consultation in which the provider reviews the patient's history and goals and then decides whether weight-loss medication is appropriate, so no medication is prescribed before that evaluation.
DadVantage Men's HealthTelehealthPASSCare starts with a booked consultation: the contact page describes a short intake questionnaire and then a telehealth visit, and the weight loss page says candidacy is decided only after the medical history and labs are reviewed. The first month of medication is part of the paid initial consultation, and no page sells a medication before that visit.
Defy MedicalTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe medical intake did not resolve, because the get-started page did not load past its cookie consent panel on any attempt. The check is open.
Direct MedsTelehealthPASSA medical intake precedes any shipment; medication ships only if prescribed.
DocberryTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical evaluation did not resolve, because the steps list booking a virtual evaluation first and receiving medication second, while every product card leads to a booking page and the footer says payment does not guarantee that a prescription is written. The check is open.
DoctorAdamTelehealthPASSThe answers say the buyer chooses a therapy, presses the start button and answers a brief set of medical questions that a doctor reviews before prescribing, and the start buttons lead to the patient portal's intake form. The product pages say the purchase is for a consultation, refunded in full if nothing is prescribed.
Dollar Dad ClubTelehealthFAILA public product page for a one-month semaglutide plan carries Add to cart and Buy it now buttons with no eligibility step on it, though the start buttons on the marketing pages open a qualification form first.
Dr. ArevitalizeTelehealthPASSThe answers say the buyer starts with a two-minute assessment of health questions that a licensed clinician reviews to decide whether treatment is appropriate, and the eligibility buttons lead to that assessment. No page carries an add-to-cart or buy button.
Dr. Gillis' Wellness CenterTelehealthPASSTreatment starts with a free consultation at the clinic or by telehealth, and the answers say medication is dispensed only after a medical evaluation. No online purchase of a drug is offered to a new patient.
DrBrainRxTelehealthFAILThe semaglutide and tirzepatide product pages sell each plan with add-to-cart and buy-now buttons, and the care page that follows opens by saying the order is in before the prescription is processed. The eligibility button opens a quiz whose first screen asks what brings the buyer to the practice.
DreamHug MedicalTelehealthFAILEach product page lists choosing a plan and checking out as the first step, with the plan charged that day and the details for the medical consultation collected at checkout, before the provider review. The home page asks only for a date of birth and a biological sex before checkout, and a second set of semaglutide and tirzepatide listings in the shop carries an add-to-cart button with no medical step described.
DudeMedsTelehealthPASSA free consultation gates the order and the purchase path leads to a patient portal rather than to a cart.
Eclipse Medical WellnessTelehealthPASSThe steps list booking a consultation, completing an intake and meeting the provider before any plan starts, and medication is prescribed to a pharmacy and paid there separately, so no drug is sold before the evaluation.
EdenTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks the reasons for seeking treatment, stops the order.
EdessaTelehealthPASSThe product pages set out the order as a free online medical intake first, then a licensed provider's review, then delivery only if prescribed, and the answers say providers review the answers from the online visit before prescribing.
EdgeRxTelehealthPASSPayment is taken at checkout before the medical intake, and the checkout states that the order is refunded in full if the provider does not prescribe. Nothing is compounded or shipped until a physician approves.
EffectyTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a medical questionnaire whose first question asks the weight loss goal, and a licensed provider must review the intake and prescribe before medication ships.
Elara Health and WellnessTelehealthPASSCare starts with a free health assessment, and the refund policy says no payment is collected and no medication is sent if a clinician finds the program is not clinically appropriate.
Elara MDTelehealthPASSEvery program begins with a provider evaluation, and the FAQ states that medication is billed when it ships.
Elevate HealthTelehealthFAILThe eligibility button opens a page that runs from plan selection to add-ons to payment with no medical question. The terms allow an order to be canceled within 24 hours after paying and charge a $150 fee once the assessment has begun.
Elevated HealthTelehealthFAILThe weight loss intake states its own order as payment details, then the required health questions, then provider review, so payment comes before any medical question.
Elite PeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because the shop page exposes no add to cart control and the cart stayed empty. The check is open.
ElitePhysiqMDTelehealthFAILThe add-to-cart button leads to a card checkout that states the patient intake form is displayed only after the order is placed.
ElixaMDTelehealthPASSThe steps list an online evaluation reviewed by licensed professionals before any prescription, the answers to that assessment screen a person out before checkout, and the refund policy returns the charges in full if the provider disqualifies the patient.
ElleSTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a seven-step assessment whose first screen asks for the buyer's basic details, and the home page describes a clinician review and approval before any medication ships.
EllieMDTelehealthPASSThe formula builder ends at a Begin Medical Intake button that requires an account, and the site states that a health assessment comes before payment and that an ineligible order is refunded.
EloriaTelehealthPASSThe answers say a buyer first completes a short online health questionnaire that a board-certified provider reviews, and that a prescription goes to the pharmacy only if treatment is appropriate. No page describes a payment step before the questionnaire.
EmbodyTelehealthPASSEvery order button on Embody's website and on each product storefront opens a medical questionnaire asking height, weight, date of birth and a list of contraindications before anything else.
EmbraceRXTelehealthFAILThe home page steps have the buyer pick a protocol before starting the assessment, and each product page says the buyer is charged the monthly price on the day the product is added, with any higher strength the clinician prescribes after the visit charged afterward. The answers instead say medication is billed when it ships.
eMedTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe public criterion check did not resolve, because public individual program makes medication subject to clinician consultation and eligibility; the payment-versus-evaluation sequence is not resolved. The check is open.
Emerge Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe pricing page lists a five-minute intake form as the first step, then a medical review, then shipping, and every start button leads to that intake form. The program page says an order is processed once the intake is approved.
eMI AestheticsTelehealthPASSThe steps list a secure online form about health history first, then an online visit with a licensed provider for eligible patients, then a prescription if appropriate. The cancellation policy says membership begins and the first month is charged when the intake form is completed, with a full refund on medical disqualification.
Enara HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical assessment did not resolve, because the steps list registering to check insurance coverage and downloading the app to book the first appointment, then an online assessment with a medical provider, and no page says when the monthly fee is charged. The check is open.
Enhance MDTelehealthPASSEvery eligibility button opens an intake that first asks which medication the buyer is interested in, and no cart exists; the footer states that payment does not guarantee a prescription.
EOS HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake asking sex, date of birth, phone and zip code, and the product pages state that no charge is made unless a clinician prescribes.
EveTelehealthPASSThe steps list registration, a scheduled telehealth appointment and a consultation with a physician before any medication is ordered, and the home page says the patient pays nothing unless a licensed physician approves treatment.
EverFit MedicalTelehealthPASSThe weight loss and telehealth pages put the health history intake first and the provider evaluation second, before any prescription, and the terms say no charge is captured for a patient who is not approved.
Evergreen TelehealthTelehealthPASSThe answers put a short interest assessment and then a full online medical assessment before any prescription is filled, and the program steps list the assessment first and the provider review second.
EvernowTelehealthPASSThe answers say care begins by sharing health history, symptoms and goals, after which the patient selects a membership plan and connects with a provider.
EverSlimTelehealthPASSThe home page steps start with a few health questions and a provider review before any prescription, and the cancellation policy says membership begins once the intake form is complete and the first monthly payment is processed, with a full refund if a provider finds the buyer ineligible at the initial review.
Eviora MDTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens an assessment whose first screen asks what the buyer would like support with, and the home page says the charge is $0 for a buyer who is not approved.
Evolve PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects an email address and a shipping address with no eligibility question.
Evolve TelemedTelehealthPASSEvery start button books a free virtual consultation with a provider, followed by a lab panel and a review of the results, before any treatment plan or order.
Factor Health MDTelehealthFAILThe start button opens a plan picker that leads to a checkout, and the answers page states that payment is collected upfront to secure the appointment with a prescriber, with a full refund if the buyer is not approved.
FeelGoodTelehealthPASSThe signup steps list a short medical intake first, a provider's review second and checkout after it, the offer page says nothing is due if the patient is not approved, and the refund policy refunds the first month in full if a provider disqualifies the patient.
Fella HealthTelehealthPASSThe eighth intake screen stops the order, demanding a date of birth under a stated minimum age requirement.
Fidelity Medical ClinicTelehealthPASSThe book appointment button opens a scheduler whose first screen asks the patient to choose a telehealth appointment type, and the next screen offers a provider. No payment screen appears, and medication ships after the consultation.
Fierce HealthTelehealthFAILEvery program is sold with add-to-cart and buy-now buttons, and the semaglutide page says the intake form is sent after checkout, with a telehealth appointment only if more information is needed.
Fifty 410TelehealthPASSThe home and weight loss pages say no credit card is needed to start and that payment is requested only if a provider issues a prescription, and the pricing answers say a payment link is sent after a prescription is issued.
FitFlowTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an online visit whose first screen asks for an email address to build a personalized plan, and the how-it-works page sets the order as health questionnaire, then provider review, then shipment. The refund policy promises a full refund if a provider finds the buyer ineligible.
FitishTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a medical intake whose first question asks the primary health goal, and the prescription products carry no cart.
Fitness RXTelehealthPASSThe main page puts eligibility and a consultation first and the prescription second, and the answers say a buyer who completes the medical intake form is connected with a licensed clinician. No page describes a payment step before those questions.
FitRxTelehealthPASSThe steps list answering eligibility questions first and a provider's review second, the weight-loss start page opens on a question about the patient's goals, and the answers say medication is charged only if it is prescribed, after the prescription goes to a partner pharmacy.
Florida Surgery & Weight Loss CenterTelehealthPASSThe steps list requesting an appointment first, meeting the provider for the medical evaluation second and choosing a program only if treatment is appropriate, and the $79 fee buys that evaluation, with medication charged separately.
FMmedsTelehealthPASSThe home page says the first step is a set of health history questions for a medical evaluation, not a product order, with the membership fee refunded in full if the providers decide treatment is not appropriate, and the answers put the health intake before the clinician's review.
FORM by GBYTelehealthPASSThe start button on the semaglutide page opens an intake whose first screen is a health survey about goals and history, followed by medical review. The shipping policy says no order is processed or shipped until a provider has approved treatment.
Form HealthTelehealthPASSA health intake asking a first name and a weight-loss motivation comes before any product page or payment field.
FormBlendsTelehealthFAILThe peptide pages sell through a cart that takes payment before any medical question, with provider review promised only after payment. The GLP-1 path opens an assessment whose first question asks the weight goal.
formidableMDTelehealthPASSThe weight management page says the patient schedules an appointment and completes an intake questionnaire, and that medication is considered only during a one-on-one video visit with a provider. The payment taken at booking is a visit fee that excludes medication.
FoundTelehealthPASSThe eligibility quiz welcome screen stops the order, before any price or payment appears.
Found YouthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical intake did not resolve, because the steps list choosing a product first, a short medical intake second and a physician's review third, while each product page prints its term prices beside a consultation button and the shipping policy says shipping is calculated at checkout. The check is open.
FrameworkTelehealthPASSThe terms say an account is created by completing a health intake questionnaire, that a physician then reviews the intake, and that an order is declined and the payment refunded if no prescription is issued.
FreeleyTelehealthPASSThe public sequence places medical intake and physician review before the patient receives the treatment plan and medication is compounded.
Fresh Day MedsTelehealthPASSThe qualify button opens an assessment that asks about the buyer and a health screen before the plan and payment steps, and the payment policy says the card is only held and is charged only if a provider approves.
Freya MedsTelehealthPASSThe home page puts a two-minute health assessment first and a doctor's review before any prescription. The answers say payment for the monthly plan is taken before the clinician sets the dose, and the refund policy refunds a charge in full when no prescription is issued.
FridaysTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an eligibility quiz whose first screen asks state, sex and date of birth, and payment follows the quiz, with a provider reviewing the health history before any prescription.
FuturHealthTelehealthPASSThe steps put an intake form of health questions first and a meeting with a weight loss clinician second, before any medication, and the terms say no prescription product is available without a completed consultation.
G-PlansTelehealthPASSThe steps put a free online quiz of health history questions first and the medical professional's review second, and medication ships only if the patient is approved.
Gala HealthTelehealthPASSPrescriptions issue only if medically appropriate; the site states no guaranteed prescriptions.
Garcia Weight Loss Aesthetics & Hormone TherapyTelehealthPASSEvery start button books a free 15-minute phone consultation, and the weight loss page says care begins with a review of goals, health history and lab testing before the providers meet the patient to set the plan. No prescription is sold online; the clinic's shop sells supplements and meal replacements only.
GatlanTelehealthPASSThe journey lists a guided medical intake first and a provider review second, and the process begins with a free consultation in which patients complete intake forms and speak with a licensed provider.
Gaya WellnessTelehealthPASSThe home page offers a paid 30-minute focused visit as the first step, and the program pages list an initial physician consultation and workup before medication is prescribed, with monthly check-ins for titration.
Genesis HealthTelehealthPASSThe weight loss start button opens an intake whose first screen asks what reaching a goal weight would mean to the buyer.
Genesis Lifestyle MedicineTelehealthFAILEvery prescription product card and page, compounded semaglutide included, carries an add-to-cart button with its price, the home page invites buyers to add all treatments in one checkout, and the footer says payment does not guarantee a prescription.
Genesis PeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because the catalog links resolved to a third-party consent page and no item entered the cart. The check is open.
Geo PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA guest checkout collects a shipping address and states that an account may be created after checkout, starting from the tirzepatide page at 249.99 dollars.
Get Thin MDTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a quiz whose first screen asks height and weight to calculate BMI, and the GLP-1 page's eligibility button opens a quiz asking height, weight, goal weight, sex and date of birth. The fulfillment policy says membership begins once the intake form is complete and the buyer agrees to be charged.
GetReliefRXTelehealthPASSThe Buy Now button on each product page leads to the weight-care health assessment, and the site lists the medical assessment as the first step before prescription approval. The footer says payment does not guarantee that a prescription will be written.
Gimme CareTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a weight loss questionnaire whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and the sermorelin button opens a questionnaire asking the buyer's health goals.
Glam HealthTelehealthPASSThe start consultation button opens a GLP-1 eligibility quiz whose first screen asks what the buyer hopes to improve by losing weight. No payment screen appears before the questions.
Go Vida PlenaTelehealthPASSThe home page describes the first step as a free, no-commitment medical evaluation, and the services page says every treatment requires a medical consultation. No page describes a payment step before that evaluation.
GOAL MDTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The billing policy says the initial payment covers consultation, physician evaluation and medication, and the terms say physician review begins after payment. The public pages do not establish whether a medical assessment is completed before that charge. The check is open.
GobyMedsTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe medical intake did not resolve, because the order path reaches account registration, which asks only for an email address and a password. The check is open.
Goldspan HealthTelehealthFAILEach product sells through an add to cart button, and the site says checkout is completed before the medical intake form.
Good Life MedsTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical intake did not resolve, because each product page sells the prescription with a buy now button and says a buyer who is denied is not charged, while the steps say the buyer chooses a plan and then completes a free medical intake. The check is open.
GoodGirlRxTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an online visit that begins with a health assessment, the treatment finder opens by asking the primary health goal, and no cart exists.
GoodRx Care DirectTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether the $39 monthly membership is charged before the first medical question did not resolve, because the program pages say only that the start buttons open an eligibility check and that medication is prescribed only if the treating provider deems it appropriate, and the help center says the mail-order pharmacy collects payment for the medication once it receives the prescription. The check is open.
Green Cap HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the buy buttons on the weight loss and pricing pages did not resolve, because the buttons place a plan in a cart that was not opened, while the weight loss page lists an online checkout ahead of a required provider review and the terms say a buyer whose provider declines treatment is not charged for medication. The check is open.
HarborTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an eligibility quiz whose first screen asks height and weight, and the answers page places the health assessment before checkout.
Harmony Wellness ClinicTelehealthPASSEvery treatment is reached through a booked appointment or peptide consultation with a licensed provider, and no page sells a medication into a cart. The terms say payment is due at the time of service.
Harper MedsTelehealthPASSThe home page puts the questionnaire first and a doctor's review second, and its answers say nothing is charged until a doctor approves the prescription, with any payment held at checkout until the prescription goes to the pharmacy.
He & She MDTelehealthPASSThe first intake screen, which asks about goals, health and lifestyle, stops the order.
HeallyTelehealthPASSThe booking path opens on a choice of consultation, and the page says a doctor reviews the intake during a telehealth appointment.
HealthHubTelehealthPASSThe order path puts a medical questionnaire and a scheduled video consultation before the payment step, and an order the provider does not approve is refunded.
HealthiCareTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages say care starts with an online health questionnaire that a licensed clinician reviews, with medication shipped only if approved, and no page describes a payment step before that questionnaire.
HealthonTelehealthPASSEvery product button opens an eligibility intake that asks about goals and health before any plan is chosen, and no product page carries a cart.
HealthRXTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks the buyer's goal, stops the order.
HealthSource OnlineTelehealthFAILThe product page says to complete a medical questionnaire after placing the order, and the subscribe button opens a checkout that charges $199 that day with no medical question.
HelimedsTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a page setting the order as a brief health questionnaire, then a licensed doctor's review and prescription, then shipment, beginning with an email field; the sermorelin button opens the same screen.
Helix Wellness RxTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. Medical assessment and provider approval are required, but the public treatment and terms pages do not establish whether payment is taken before that evaluation. The check is open.
Hello AlphaTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical questions did not resolve, because the steps list creating an account and getting the membership first and the online visit second, while the terms say card details are given together with the medical history when the buyer proceeds to a consultation. The check is open.
HelloWellnessTelehealthFAILEach product page says no intake form is required before paying and that the intake is completed after checkout, and it charges the plan on the day of purchase. The home page gives the same order: purchase the plan, then complete the intake, with a refund if the provider does not approve.
Henry MedsTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks the buyer's weight loss goal, stops the order.
Heros HealthTelehealthPASSThe GLP-1 button opens an eligibility form asking height, weight and medical history before any price is chosen, and the card is charged only after a doctor approves treatment.
HersTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks the buyer's weight loss goal, stops the order, and the site states that medication is not available without a membership.
Heva HealthTelehealthFAILThe shop sells each treatment through an add-to-cart button, and the cart opens a checkout that reviews the order and then collects account and payment details, with no medical question before payment.
HimsTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks the buyer's weight loss goal, stops the order.
Hone HealthTelehealthPASSThe NAD+ order button opens a medical questionnaire, the sermorelin order page puts a validation step and a physician evaluation ahead of checkout, and the terms state that no prescription is provided without a physician consultation.
Hongkong Peptide SciencesResearch vendorFAILA cart accepts an item from a catalog of 166 links with no eligibility question.
Hormonally BalancedTelehealthPASSThe semaglutide program starts with a confidential questionnaire and an initial consultation, whose evaluation fee covers the labs and the medical visit, before any prescription is shipped.
Human+TelehealthPASSThe steps list a short medical questionnaire first, and the safety information says the answers screen out patients who do not qualify before checkout, with a clinician meeting the patient after it.
HumeCare+TelehealthPASSThe start button opens a quiz whose first question asks the buyer's primary health goal, and the store lists no products to add to a cart.
Idgie HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a patient portal sign-up that leads into a medical questionnaire, and no product can be added to a cart from the storefront.
ImmortalsTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake that runs through account, health and plan steps before checkout, and no charge is made until a physician approves the treatment.
Independent WellnessTelehealthPASSThe answers say no payment is required before provider approval: the patient completes a secure online intake, meets the provider by telehealth and begins treatment only if a plan is approved, and the pricing page repeats that no payment is required until approval.
InjectCoTelehealthPASSThe semaglutide and program pages say care starts with an online health evaluation that a licensed provider assesses before any treatment plan, and no page sells the medication into a cart or describes a payment step before that evaluation.
InstaRXTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a health quiz whose first screen asks for height and weight to calculate a body mass index, with no price or payment field, and the site lists the health assessment as step one before the provider evaluation.
Intimate RoseTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page says care starts with a free evaluation of health history and goals with no payment to get started, followed by a licensed provider's review.
InvyncibleTelehealthFAILEach treatment page carries a Select this Treatment button that adds the program to a cart, and the checkout steps run from billing and delivery details to payment with no medical question. The answers page says payment information is captured at checkout as a temporary authorization and finalized only if the physician approves.
Iron Med RxTelehealthPASSEvery product button opens an intake whose first question asks the primary health goal, no cart exists, and treatment ships only after a clinician approves it.
iThriveMDTelehealthPASSEvery order button on the weight loss pages opens a request for a free consultation, and the plan page states that each compounded product is prescribed by a provider after that consult.
Ivim HealthTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks where the buyer is in their health journey, stops the order.
IvologistTelehealthPASSThe start and book buttons open an assessment whose first screen asks height, weight, gender and date of birth to calculate BMI.
Ivy RxTelehealthPASSThe Get Started button on the GLP-1 page opens a questionnaire whose first screen asks how many pounds the patient wants to lose, with no price or payment field, and the site lists the online questionnaire as step one before clinician review.
JentlyTelehealthPASSEach plan button opens a checkout that asks for shipping details, and the refund policy states that the card is collected during the questionnaire and charged only after provider approval.
JM Integrated HealthTelehealthPASSThe program begins with a free eligibility consultation with the provider, followed by a medical evaluation and a treatment plan, and the page says a patient is enrolled only if clinically appropriate.
Joey MedTelehealthFAILEach GLP-1 plan page sells the prescription plan with an add-to-cart button, and the refund policy promises a refund of all amounts paid to a buyer found not clinically eligible after evaluation, which places payment before the medical review. The terms say the same: a full refund if the patient does not qualify.
Joi and BlokesTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe medical intake did not resolve, because the scheduling page presents a checkout and login form and an accessibility overlay, and no health question loaded. The check is open.
JRNYSTelehealthPASSEvery Get Started button leads to the seller's own health quiz, and the site lists answering questions and sharing health information with a provider as the first step before a protocol is set. The brand pages say no medication is charged if the patient does not qualify.
JumpstartMDTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free consultation, then lab work, then a meeting with a clinician who builds the plan, and medication starts only when it is clinically right. The paid first step buys the clinician appointment and the lab panel.
June HealthTelehealthPASSThe cart states that a prescription is required and a provider consultation is included, and each product page says the card is charged only if a licensed clinician approves the prescription.
JustAnswer Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe program page lists the health questionnaire as the first step, then a consultation with a licensed physician, then the medication, and it describes no payment step before the questionnaire. The company's pharmacy answers say medication is billed when it ships.
Jyra HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an online visit whose opening screens set the order as a health questionnaire, then physician review, then shipment if approved, and the home page says no charge is made if the buyer does not qualify.
KERNX HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page says care starts with a free health assessment and that no payment for treatment is collected before provider approval, apart from a temporary card authorization during sign up.
Kin MedsTelehealthPASSEvery Start My Free Visit button opens a health assessment that begins with an account screen and telehealth consent, and the site has no cart. The answers state that the card is billed when the medication ships.
KinaTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an online visit whose first screen asks whether the buyer has taken semaglutide or tirzepatide in the past two months.
Klarity HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe public criterion check did not resolve, because weight-loss page describes meeting a provider for care and a prescription if needed; public evidence does not establish when visit payment occurs relative to medical-history screening. The check is open.
KlinicTelehealthPASSThe program steps list a short form to match a provider and verify insurance, then an online visit answering questions about weight goals, medical history and medications, and medication only if prescribed.
knownwellTelehealthPASSEvery booking button opens a registration for a clinician visit, and the terms state that no prescription product is available without a completed consultation.
KongoTelehealthFAILThe one-month plan button opens a page setting the order as account, then checkout, then the medical intake, with a full refund if a provider does not approve.
KovaTelehealthPASSThe steps list the medical intake first and the provider's evaluation second, and the answers say the patient is not charged unless a provider approves treatment.
LaSara Medical GroupTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a medical form, and the plan is selected and purchased only after it is completed; approved orders ship after provider approval.
Lavender Sky HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page lists creating an account and scheduling a consultation by phone, video or e-consult as the first steps, before any treatment ships. The answers say the $65 consult fee is paid before the provider's review and that medication is billed separately, and the policies say intake forms are completed before the appointment.
LaylaTelehealthPASSThe weight loss start button opens a visit that collects basic information, lifestyle and medical history for a doctor to decide eligibility, and a buyer who does not qualify is refunded in full. The sermorelin button opens an email and account screen with no cart and no payment form.
LeanDoseTelehealthPASSThe steps list a private eligibility quiz first, a medical intake reviewed by a licensed provider second, and shipment only of approved prescriptions. No page places a payment before the quiz.
LeanmedsTelehealthPASSAn eligibility intake headed check your eligibility for GLP-1 treatment stops the order, before any product or payment screen.
LeanRxTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages list four steps: schedule a consultation, complete a medical history, then a telehealth call with a licensed provider who prescribes if appropriate, after which the buyer chooses a program length and pays. The answers say the consultation costs $1.
Lemonaid HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe eligibility check the homepage advertises did not resolve, because the control did not open an intake on any attempt. The check is open.
LevelsRxTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to an online assessment, and the disclaimer on every page says the assessment answers screen patients out of eligibility before checkout, with a clinician meeting each patient after checkout to decide whether to prescribe.
LevelUp RxTelehealthFAILThe GLP-1 page sells one-month, six-month and twelve-month plans with an add-to-cart button, and the footer of every page says payment does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued. The answers say the buyer answers medical questions after choosing a therapy and is billed when the medication ships.
Levers HealthTelehealthFAILPayment details come before any medical question. The cart lists checkout first and states that the medical intake form is sent by text and email after checkout, with no charge unless a doctor approves.
LibertyTelehealthFAILThe plan button on the semaglutide page places the plan in a cart whose next step is a secure checkout, with no medical question before it. The cart says no charge is made until a provider approves the prescription.
Liberty PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA checkout takes the order with a sign-in or register prompt and no eligibility question, starting from the AHK-Cu page at 48.00 dollars.
LifeMDTelehealthPASSThe first intake question, which asks what matters to the buyer, stops the order.
LifeRx MDTelehealthPASSThe start and buy buttons on the GLP-1 pages open an appointment booking form that connects the buyer with a licensed provider to review goals and medical history, and no cart or payment screen comes before it. The answers place the intake and a video visit before treatment.
LifespanningRxTelehealthFAILThe start button on a product page adds the product to a cart with a checkout button and no medical question before it, and the product pages say the purchase includes the medical evaluation.
LifeVine WellnessTelehealthPASSThe steps list a private online health intake first and a provider's review second, and the answers say the patient is not charged for medication that is not prescribed.
Lighter YouTelehealthPASSThe steps list the eligibility and medical intake first and the provider consultation second, and the refund policy says the first month is charged when the intake form is completed and refunded in full if the provider disqualifies the patient.
Limitless Life NootropicsResearch vendorFAILAn application for research access is the only stop, and it is not a medical evaluation.
LIV BodyTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to an online eligibility form, and the disclaimer says the assessment answers screen patients out of eligibility before checkout, with a clinician meeting each patient after checkout to decide whether to prescribe. The NAD+ page lists a medical intake as the first step.
LIV by WellNowTelehealthPASSCare starts with an online eligibility questionnaire and health assessment, and the subscription agreement says a patient is enrolled only once a licensed provider has conducted a medical review and found the patient eligible and the first subscription fee is then received.
Live VitalTelehealthPASSNo product reaches a cart. The tirzepatide assessment opens on a state-of-residence eligibility question and demands a code sent by text before any payment field, and the medical questions behind that step are not visible without it.
LiveaTelehealthPASSEvery start button leads to a booking page for a free consultation, in a clinic or by telehealth, where the medical team reviews health history and eligibility before any prescription, and no page describes a payment step before that visit.
LongevixxTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens an assessment whose first screen asks what the buyer would like support with, and the site says no charge is made unless a provider approves.
Loop HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button on a product page opens a medical intake whose first question asks the buyer's primary health goal, and no product page carries a cart or checkout button.
Loti LabsResearch vendorFAILAn account wall is the only stop, and its sole qualifying step is a self-certified age and researcher declaration.
Lovely MedsTelehealthPASSThe start buttons open an online visit, and the how it works page puts a confidential health form first, followed by a specialist's review of the buyer's health information. The answers say a licensed clinician reviews the intake before any prescription, and the terms say orders are reviewed by a prescriber before final approval.
LttlTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake asking the buyer's legal name, state and zip code, the plans page offers no cart, and shipping begins only after a prescription is issued.
Luma Health Co.TelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a scheduling page for a consultation, and the steps put the consultation before the plan and the treatment; the answers say treatment can begin a few business days after the initial consultation.
Luma MedsTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a patient portal sign-up that says a short medical questionnaire follows, and the site states that no charge is made unless a licensed provider approves treatment.
Lumen MedsTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical questions did not resolve, because the home page lists a health quiz first and a doctor's review second, while the refund terms say an order canceled before the medical intake is refunded less a $99 administrative fee. The check is open.
LumiMedsTelehealthPASSThe home page and each product page put a health assessment first and a provider review second, and say the buyer is refunded in full if the provider decides treatment is not right. The membership terms say full refunds are issued in the event of a prescription denial.
LumoraTelehealthPASSEvery option button opens a secure onboarding screen and a safety question before checkout, no card is required to start, and payment is refunded when a provider declines to prescribe.
LunaRxTelehealthPASSThe check eligibility button opens an intake whose first screen asks what the buyer wants support with, and the home page says a buyer who is not approved is not charged.
Luvo HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake asking what the buyer needs help with, and no cart exists; the pricing answers state that nothing ships without a prescription.
LVNG RXTelehealthPASSThe eligibility buttons open the seller's own assessment, and the peptides page lists a short assessment first and a provider review second, with every order approved only if right for the buyer. The home page says nothing is charged if the buyer is not approved, and the terms refund an order the provider declines.
Lyfe RXTelehealthFAILEach compounded GLP-1 product page carries an add-to-cart button and lists the order as add to cart and check out first, then the medical intake, then the provider's review, and the terms say the medical intake form is completed immediately after checkout, with full payment at the time of purchase. The process page instead lists a quiz and a provider review before checkout.
MadeMedTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a question set before any checkout, and a prescription is issued only after a healthcare provider determines it is appropriate.
MangoRxTelehealthPASSAccount creation, which asks for a name and an email address, stops the order.
MANÜ TelehealthTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages list an online assessment of health goals and medical history as the first step, reviewed by licensed providers before any prescription, and no page describes a payment step before it.
Marek HealthTelehealthPASSEvery Start treatment button opens a profile form asking the buyer's state, followed by an intake booking with a health coach and a lab panel before any prescription.
MavesTelehealthPASSThe product pages set out the order as an online health questionnaire reviewed by a licensed provider first, then delivery only if prescribed, and the terms say the plan fee is agreed during checkout as part of the online visit.
MaximusTelehealthPASSA guest onboarding intake on the application subdomain comes before any payment field.
MaxLifeTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages list a free consultation and health questions as the first step, before a provider approves and the prescription ships, and the home page says there is no upfront payment.
MD ExamTelehealthPASSThe home and about pages list the medical questionnaire and a video visit with the clinical team as the first step, before a program is recommended and chosen, and the answers say the $50 consultation fee is refunded in full if the buyer is not approved.
MD LiveTelehealthPASSWeight medication is available only after a Primary Care Routine Care visit at physician discretion; generic urgent-care access does not establish eligibility.
MD Total WellnessTelehealthPASSThe consult button opens a contact form to schedule a consultation, for California residents only, and nothing can be bought on the site. The GLP-1 consultation is free and the peptide consultation costs $199.
MD Trim ClinicTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free online or in-office screening with a physician partner first, and medication is filled only once the patient is approved.
MeasuredTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a quiz whose first screen asks how much weight the buyer wants to lose.
MEDGmTelehealthFAILThe order path reaches a checkout with no intake on it. The buy control on a product page opens a page headed that a prescription plan is approved, carrying a countdown on that approval and a purchase button, and the page holds no form and no medical question.
Medi Health ClinicsTelehealthPASSThe program begins with a virtual consultation with a board-certified nurse practitioner, and the start buttons request an appointment. No payment step is described before that consultation.
Medi-WeightlossTelehealthPASSThe first step is a free assessment, followed by a new patient visit at a clinic that includes the medical assessment, lab work and GLP-1 eligibility review, and medication is available only after a licensed provider approves it. The visit fee pays for that evaluation.
Medical Health InstituteTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The terms establish clinical evaluation but the public pages do not establish when payment is collected relative to that evaluation. The check is open.
MediRXTelehealthPASSThe start buttons open the seller's own online assessment, whose answers screen buyers out before checkout. The terms say the card is charged for the first billing cycle when the intake form is submitted and fully refunded if the provider finds the buyer not medically eligible.
MediviveTelehealthPASSThe weight program page says starting is free and nothing is paid until a provider reviews the case, and the pricing section says the exact monthly total is shown before anything is charged.
MedLeanRxTelehealthFAILThe promotions page sells two-month supplies of compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide in three steps: pay today, then schedule a consultation with a doctor, then receive the medication if approved. The terms say payment is required before services are rendered and all sales are final.
MedroTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a weight loss intake whose first question asks the buyer's reasons for seeking treatment, and no cart exists on the storefront.
Medsol RXTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to an online GLP-1 assessment that the footer says determines initial eligibility, followed by a telehealth consultation before any prescription. The subscription policy says membership begins once the intake form is completed and the first month is paid, with a full refund if the provider disqualifies the patient.
MEDViTelehealthPASSThe steps start with a quick online evaluation reviewed by licensed professionals before any prescription, the footer says the assessment screens out patients who do not qualify before checkout and a clinician then meets the patient, and the refund policy gives a full refund on medical disqualification.
MEDvidiTelehealthPASSThe answers list creating an account and filling out the intake form first, then reserving and paying for an appointment, and the video visit with a provider is the evaluation.
MetabolyzTelehealthPASSThe steps list a short assessment first and a licensed provider's review second, and the footer says treatment charges are not processed for a patient who is not medically approved.
Metaboost RxTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a secure online assessment of history, goals and baseline as the first step and says a buyer who is not approved is not charged, and the program answers say every program begins with an online consultation. The terms refund an order when the provider declines to prescribe.
MetoTelehealthPASSThe steps list a short medical intake first, and the page says any disqualifying finding is flagged before the patient pays anything, with no credit card required, followed by the lab panel and a clinician's review.
Mevo HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a secure online health questionnaire as the first step, followed by a physician's review and a treatment plan, and says prescription products require an online consultation. The refund policy says intake and consultation fees are not refunded if a prescription is not approved.
Midi HealthTelehealthPASSCare begins with account creation and a booked clinician visit, and medication is prescribed only after that visit, when clinically appropriate.
Mint MedTelehealthPASSThe how-it-works page lists an eligibility form of medical questions as the first step, which ends at once on a disqualifying answer, and only then the plan choice and checkout, followed by intake forms and a provider's review. The answers say payment is collected before the clinical review and refunded at once if the patient is not eligible, and the product pages show a check-if-you-qualify button.
Mint Medical ClinicTelehealthPASSEvery start button books a free consultation, in a clinic or by telehealth, and the GLP-1 page lists a virtual consultation and a medical evaluation as the first steps before any prescription. The GLP-1 cards read consultation required, and no page describes payment for medication before that visit.
Mirabel MedsTelehealthPASSThe treatment page says every program begins with consultation and requires provider authorization; the footer says treatment charges are not processed if the patient is not medically approved.
Mixx Health & WellnessTelehealthPASSThe steps list booking a free consultation and meeting the provider before any prescription, and the payment policy says the card on file is charged for prescription medications at the time of service.
Mochi HealthTelehealthPASSThe first eligibility question, which asks the buyer's primary weight loss goal, stops the order.
Modern AgeTelehealthPASSThe weight loss assessment, a blood panel with a one-hour clinician review, comes first and determines eligibility, and the medication program is offered only to eligible patients after it.
Modern AminosResearch vendorFAILCheckout demands an account login once the item is in the cart, starting from the Hexarelin page at 47.60 dollars.
MojoonTelehealthPASSThe steps printed on the about and product pages are to register and complete the medical questionnaire, then choose a treatment plan and pay, then have a licensed doctor review the prescription within 24 hours before delivery.
MondaeTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a twelve-step intake whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and the site says no charge is made until a physician approves treatment.
MultiMedRxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a three-minute health history evaluation first, a licensed provider's review second and medication only once prescribed, and the pricing applies only to patients a provider approves.
MyDrHankTelehealthPASSThe public steps put a medical questionnaire first, provider review second and delivery after prescribing. The pages describe the consultation as free.
MyFastRxTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a four-step approval form whose first screen asks the buyer's state and contact details, with no payment screen before it. The answers page says the charge is made when the order is placed and refunded if the provider does not approve.
MyStart HealthTelehealthPASSThe answers list an online questionnaire about health history and weight loss goals as the first step, then the order, then the medical intake and a doctor's prescription, and say payment follows the pre-qualification questionnaire and is refunded in full if a doctor finds the patient ineligible. The disclosure on every page says screening answers can exclude a patient before evaluation.
NäkyTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake that asks what draws the buyer to GLP-1 care after one introductory screen, and the site says the buyer pays only if prescribed.
NativeMedTelehealthPASSThe start button on the semaglutide page opens an online visit whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal.
Nava HealthTelehealthPASSThe steps list lab testing first, a review of the results with a medical provider second and a personalized plan third, and the first paid package is that lab panel with a one-hour provider review.
NavioMDTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a health intake whose first screen introduces questions on goals, lifestyle and health history, and the product pages say medication ships only after the patient is approved.
Neo Soma HealthcareTelehealthFAILThe home and product pages list the steps as purchase your treatment first, then answer a few questions, then the prescriber's review, and every product page sells the medication with a buy now button and a price.
NEUVÉTelehealthPASSThe quiz button opens an intake whose first screen asks what brings the buyer to the service, and the home page says no card is required to start.
New Wave HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page lists an online intake of health history, goals and baseline as the first step and says a provider reviews every plan before anything moves forward, and the program pages say pricing is reviewed with the buyer before anything is charged. The terms refund an order when the provider declines to prescribe.
NewSelfTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages list a free short questionnaire to pre-qualify as the first step, then a telehealth doctor, then shipping, and every buy now and start button points to that same online visit. The product pages promise a full refund if the doctor declines.
Nex Gen Health RxTelehealthFAILPayment details come before any medical question. Add to cart leads to a checkout that asks for shipping details and then payment, and the questions page states that the charge is made only after a provider approves.
NexlifeTelehealthPASSThe home and plan pages list an online assessment of health history and goals as the first step, reviewed by a licensed provider who decides whether treatment is appropriate before any prescription ships, and the start buttons point to that assessment.
Next VialTelehealthPASSThe start button on the GLP-1 page opens an intake whose first screen asks the buyer's age, and the answers say the medication is billed when it ships.
NextmedsTelehealthPASSAn eligibility intake headed check your eligibility for GLP-1 treatment stops the order, before any product or payment screen.
Nexus PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA guest checkout collects billing details with no eligibility question, starting from the BPC-157 page at 179.99 dollars.
NiceRxTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a quiz whose first question asks the weight loss goal, and a provider consultation comes before any prescription.
Nirwana HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an order summary and then a consent step to register, with no payment form on either, and the site states that a health questionnaire and a physician review come first and that payment is due only if prescribed.
NoBsRxTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the start buttons did not resolve, because they lead to a partner intake that was not opened, while the refund policy describes a platform fee paid before the intake is submitted and the process page lists the intake and a provider review with no payment step. The check is open.
NoluTelehealthPASSThe home and program pages say care begins with a free online assessment of health history, lifestyle and goals that a licensed provider reviews before prescribing, and the refund policy says a buyer disqualified by the provider is refunded.
NoomTelehealthPASSTwo clinical survey screens asking dosing and medication preference come before any payment field.
Nootropic SourceResearch vendorFAILA guest checkout reaches payment selection with no eligibility step, starting from the semaglutide page at 90.00 dollars.
NordsciResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects an email address and delivery details with no eligibility question, starting from the 5-Amino-1MQ capsules page at 255.00 dollars.
Northline LabsResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly from the product page, and no eligibility step stands between the cart and checkout.
NovaTelehealthPASSThe qualify button opens a questionnaire asking how much weight the buyer wants to lose, and nothing is charged until a licensed provider prescribes.
NoviTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a free two-minute online evaluation reviewed by the licensed medical team as the first step, with the plan and the prescription only after approval, and every start button points to that evaluation.
NP2GOTelehealthPASSThe start buttons book an appointment, and the answers say the first visit is a face-to-face video appointment with a licensed nurse practitioner who discusses health history and treatment options. The pricing page says every treatment plan begins with a consultation.
Nu Image MedicalTelehealthPASSEvery start button leads to an enrollment that opens on a state and age screen, and the product pages carry no cart. Each compounded product is marked subject to medical consultation and dispensed only if prescribed.
NuBloomTelehealthPASSEvery product button opens a health history intake that must be completed before the order is processed, and the site cart sells supplements only.
NucificTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe public payment-versus-assessment sequence did not resolve, because the home describes an assessment followed by clinician review while the terms describe refund after a decline, without specifying when payment is collected relative to the medical questionnaire. The check is open.
Nucore HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a separate intake site behind a security check, and the product pages carry no cart. The answers put the secure medical intake form before provider review, and the refund policy returns the first billing cycle when a provider finds the patient ineligible.
NuDay RXTelehealthPASSThe home page lists three steps: an intake questionnaire that the doctor uses to prepare, a consultation with the doctor, then monthly delivery of the prescription. No payment step is described before the questionnaire.
Nuform HealthTelehealthPASSThe steps list filling out the intake form first, then a call with the assigned provider and specialist who build the plan, then shipping. Every start button leads to the seller's own intake form.
NurxTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether the $79 consult fee is charged before the first medical question did not resolve, because the pages say the patient first fills out a comprehensive online intake that a provider evaluates, and the cost answer names the consult fee and a monthly care fee without saying when either is charged. The check is open.
NuuVimTelehealthPASSThe answers page says the program starts with an intake, a short medical questionnaire, which a licensed medical professional reviews before prescribing, and the home page lists a quick online evaluation as the first step. The disclosures say payment does not guarantee approval for treatment.
NuviaRxTelehealthPASSThe answers say a buyer responds to a set of medical questions that a doctor reviews before prescribing, with a video or chat visit in some states, and that medication is billed when it ships. The how-it-works page lists the online intake and a clinician's review before delivery.
OakTelehealthPASSA qualification step and physician review precede any prescription.
OBU HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the start button on each product page did not resolve, because the button places the plan in a cart that was not opened, while the answers page says the buyer answers medical questions first and is billed when the medication ships. The check is open.
Omnia TeleHealthTelehealthPASSThe steps list choosing a service, then a visit form with symptoms and medical history, then care from a licensed provider, and the flat $69 weight loss visit pays for that consultation.
OmzoTelehealthPASSThe home and weight loss pages start with a questionnaire about health history, which licensed clinicians review before a plan is made. The terms give a full refund when a provider finds a patient medically ineligible at the first consultation.
Ondra HealthTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to an online intake, and the answers say the card is only held when an order is placed, with the charge finalized after a licensed provider approves treatment and writes the prescription, and no charge if the patient is not approved.
OnlyRxTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a five-minute online medical questionnaire as the first step, and the answers say a licensed clinician reviews the intake before prescribing. The terms say fees are agreed to when the health information is submitted.
Onyx ResearchResearch vendorFAILA product page carries a quantity selector and an add-to-cart button with no step in between, and the cart loads directly. Nothing beyond the age click-through stands between a visitor and an order.
Onyx Weight Loss ClinicTelehealthPASSEach product page lists booking a consultation, completing an intake and consent form at least 48 hours before the appointment and meeting the provider as the first steps, and the answers say medication ships once the patient is enrolled and evaluated by the nurse practitioner.
Optimized HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page says care starts with a comprehensive clinical evaluation, the footer says all treatments are prescribed after a thorough medical evaluation, and the start buttons lead to an eligibility check and appointment booking.
Options Medical Weight LossTelehealthPASSEvery Buy Now and Get Started button points to the free-consultation request page, and the telehealth page says care begins with a health questionnaire and a video visit in which the provider decides whether GLP-1 medication is right before anything is prescribed.
OrderlyMedsTelehealthPASSAn account-creation screen stops the order after an eligibility verdict, demanding a name, an email address and a telephone number.
OriaMedsTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to a free medical intake, and the product pages say the buyer is charged only after a licensed provider reviews the intake and issues a prescription, and is not charged if not eligible.
OurView HealthTelehealthFAILThe shop page sells GLP-1 injections at $75 and $135 and a GLP-1/GIP sublingual at $180 with buy now buttons, and the footer says payment does not guarantee a prescription. The about page instead lists a questionnaire and a physician's review before the purchase, and the answers say the buyer completes checkout and authorizes payment before the provider review.
Ozari HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a health questionnaire whose first screen asks why the buyer wants to lose weight.
Pallas HealthTelehealthPASSEligibility questions gate the order, and checkout is shown as the last of four stages. The first eleven screens run from a weight-loss goal to a contraindication list naming pancreatitis and medullary thyroid carcinoma, and checkout is not among them. The terms disclose a refundable deposit of up to 60 dollars taken at checkout, before a clinical decision.
PauseRXTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a health assessment that begins with an account screen and telehealth consent, and no cart exists. Brand-name plans charge for medication only upon consult approval.
PCOS SistersTelehealthPASSThe buyer pays for a $75 evaluation visit or a membership and then books a video appointment with a nurse practitioner, who orders labs and medications. The answers say a membership is required for a GLP-1 prescription and that medication costs are billed by the pharmacy, not included in the visit or membership fee.
Peak WellnessTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to the online intake, and the process page says everything starts with the intake form and health questionnaire, that checkout follows the questionnaire, and that the card is only held, with nothing collected until the provider approves.
PepHausTelehealthFAILThe start button opens a checkout asking for contact details, a shipping address and a card, which is held and charged only if a doctor prescribes, and no medical question comes before it.
PeptiTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a medical intake assessment, and payment is taken only after a physician approves the plan.
Peptide Labs USAResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects full name, email, telephone and address with no eligibility question, starting from the NAD+ page at 59 dollars.
Peptide ProsResearch vendorFAILA full guest checkout takes bank account entry, and no screen asks about a diagnosis, a prescription, a clinician or an age.
Peptide SciencesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDA purchasable storefront did not resolve, because the site announces a voluntary shutdown of operations. The check is open.
Peptides For SaleResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe checkout did not resolve, because the item added to the cart and the checkout address the site links then returned a page that could not be found. The check is open.
PeptivoTelehealthPASSThe steps list a short quiz reviewed by the medical team first, the sermorelin page says the patient is charged only if a provider prescribes, and the NAD+ page promises a full refund if the prescription is not approved.
Pepton HealthTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page says care starts with a health questionnaire that a licensed provider reviews before any prescription, and the terms say a buyer may be refunded when a provider finds treatment inappropriate; no page describes payment before the questionnaire.
PeterMDTelehealthFAILA full checkout collects name, birthday and billing address, and no screen asks a medical question, starting from the GLP-1 and B12 product page at 402.00 dollars.
Pinnacle PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA cart carries the item and no screen asks an eligibility question, starting from the ipamorelin page at 34.99 dollars.
PlexusDxTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake form whose first question asks weight loss goals, the GLP-1 pages carry no cart button, and no charge is made before a provider approves the prescription.
PlushCareTelehealthPASSA weight-loss onboarding survey opens with medical questions, before any payment field.
Polaris PeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDEvery page tried, including the terms, the privacy policy and the contact page did not resolve, because each one redirects to a sign-in form stating that the site is now members only. The check is open.
PollyTelehealthPASSEvery start and buy button leads to the online medical intake, which the steps place before the provider's review. The refund policy says an order is canceled with a full refund if the provider finds the patient not eligible.
Pomegranate HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a choice of care areas, and the weight loss intake opens on the first of 11 steps, headed GLP-1 status, before any payment screen.
Potere Health MDTelehealthPASSThe home page lists scheduling a free consultation, completing a short intake and meeting the physician as the first steps, with medication prescribed only if appropriate, and the answers say no credit card is required to schedule the consultation.
Precision TelemedTelehealthPASSThe eligibility button opens a five-step qualification form, and the site states that a health questionnaire and a video visit with a provider come before a prescription is written.
Premium HealthTelehealthPASSThe steps begin with an online form covering health history and weight loss goals and a video visit with a licensed clinician, and the answers say sign-up starts with that form to see whether the buyer is a good fit, with the prescription filled only upon medical approval.
PrescribedRXTelehealthFAILThe sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione buttons open a guest checkout that takes payment, at $199.00 for sermorelin, with no health question before the place order button, and the purchase terms refund the order only if a provider later declines. The GLP-1 path opens a 16-step eligibility quiz first.
PrescrYbeTelehealthPASSThe steps list a questionnaire about health goals and medical history first, and the answers say that a patient who qualifies on the eligibility quiz then starts the subscription and, after payment, completes a health history intake that the provider reviews.
PreventiveMDTelehealthPASSThe order path opens a medication preference screen asking dose preference and notes for the provider before checkout, and checkout places only an authorization hold, charged if a provider approves.
PrideRxTelehealthPASSThe Zepbound, Wegovy pill and Foundayo pages list a short set of health questions as the first step, then the membership fee and the provider's review, and say the manufacturer's pharmacy contacts the buyer to pay for the medication only after approval.
Primary ClinicTelehealthPASSThe steps begin with a free consultation by phone or text, then joining the membership, then labs and an evaluation, and medication starts only when clinically appropriate. The membership form says the card is stored and not charged on the day of joining, and the answers say medication is paid for separately from the membership.
Prime Doctor RXTelehealthPASSThe home page lists completing the health-history intake as the first step, before any ordered labs and the clinician's decision, and the answers say fees are shown before enrollment is confirmed.
Prime HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page lists an online assessment that screens applicants as the first step, then a clinician review and a prescription if approved, and the help pages say the payment taken at sign-up secures the first consultation and is refunded in full if the clinician finds the member not eligible.
Prime PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects billing details with no eligibility question, starting from the semaglutide page at 70.00 dollars.
PRIMO Health PartnersTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The storefront lists individual medication vials and a separate initial consultation. These public pages do not establish whether an evaluation is mandatory before purchase; the payment flow is not evidence for this record. The check is open.
PS PeptidesResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly from the product page, with card, Afterpay and Klarna payment and no eligibility step.
Pure PeptidesResearch vendorFAILThe TB-500 page at 30.00 dollars reaches a final step before payment that asks a name, an email address and a research acknowledgement, and no medical question.
Pure RawzResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDAn order path did not resolve, because the cart and the checkout both resolve to the homepage. The check is open.
Push HealthTelehealthPASSThe public service sequence places provider review and evaluation before a prescription is sent to a pharmacy or manufacturer program chosen by the patient.
Quality PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects billing details with no eligibility question, starting from the ACE-031 page at 74.99 dollars.
Queen RXTelehealthFAILThe home page says to pick a plan and check out, after which a doctor follows up within 48 hours to confirm the prescription, and the product page lists completing checkout to purchase the order as step one and the doctor consultation as step two.
QuickMDTelehealthPASSA prescription follows only a visit with a licensed doctor, and the $99 weight loss consultation pays for that visit. The answers say payment details confirm the booking and the intake form is completed before the appointment.
RaelivaTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake that asks for a treatment category and then basic personal information, and no cart exists. The site states there is nothing to pay if a provider finds treatment inappropriate.
ReadyRxTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a weight loss or longevity evaluation that begins with the buyer's goals and health history, and no cart exists on the storefront.
Recovery DeliveredTelehealthPASSThe weight-loss page says care begins with a short qualification form and that payment is required only once a buyer is approved for treatment, after a live video visit with a provider.
Red Mountain Weight LossTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an appointment request, and prescription medication is charged only at the end of a visit with a licensed provider. The online shop sells supplements and food only.
RefillsTelehealthPASSThe product and how-it-works pages list an online health survey as the first step, reviewed by a licensed provider before any prescription, with the medication processed and shipped only once approved.
ReflexMDTelehealthPASSThe home page lists an eligibility quiz covering health and medical history as the first step, then a doctor's evaluation, with medication shipped only if prescribed, and the answers say the intake also asks for a body photo and a photo ID before the medical team decides eligibility.
Regen PeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDEvery page tried did not resolve, because the site opens on a password prompt directing the visitor to a sales representative for access. The check is open.
RegenCenTelehealthPASSEvery program starts with a complimentary consultation and lab work, followed by plan selection and then medication, in person or by telehealth.
RegenicsTelehealthPASSThe weight loss path opens on medical questions about height, current weight and goal weight. The Join Regenics button takes a $39 membership payment before any medical question, and the checkout states that medication requires provider approval and is not charged if treatment is not approved.
Rehydra+ WellnessTelehealthFAILThe membership page leads to a subscription page with an add-to-cart button, and the cart opens a checkout asking for a card with $119 due today and no medical question. The product pages offer only a free consultation button that opens a text message form.
Rejuve MedsTelehealthPASSThe steps list a quick online evaluation reviewed by licensed professionals first, then a prescription once approved, then shipping, and the refund policy gives a full refund when a provider finds the patient ineligible at the initial consultation.
Remedy MedsTelehealthPASSNine screens of health questions covering goals, height, weight, pace and eligibility come before any product page or payment field.
REMEViTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a questionnaire whose first screen asks what the buyer hopes to get back, with checkout listed as a later step and no card needed to begin.
Remi MedsTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a five-step intake whose first screen asks the buyer's name, sex assigned at birth and date of birth, and the answers say the buyer is billed when the medication ships.
Remote PharmacyTelehealthFAILEach weight loss product page lists choosing a treatment and checking out, with a hold placed on the card, as the steps before the medical questionnaire, and the charge is taken once a doctor approves. The home page answers add that some medications require payment before the consultation.
Renlo HealthTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to the online-visit intake, the home page describes a free health assessment as the first step, and the product answers say no charge is made until a licensed provider reviews the intake and approves treatment.
RENN HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a brief online medical intake form as the first step, to see whether the patient qualifies with a licensed provider, and the product pages say eligibility is confirmed only after provider review, with medication shipped only if approved.
Research 1 PeptidesResearch vendorFAILThe catalog carries add-to-cart buttons and needs no account to browse. The cart replaces the page with a sign-in or create-account panel. No medical or eligibility question appears anywhere before that gate.
Research ChemicalResearch vendorFAILA checkout collects customer information with no eligibility question, starting from the RAD-140 solution page at 43.99 dollars.
Research LabsResearch vendorFAILThe product pages offer retail quantity and purchase controls with a research-use acknowledgement, not a medical evaluation or prescription requirement.
Reset SolutionsTelehealthPASSThe program starts with a telehealth consultation with the doctor, who prescribes only if the patient is a candidate, and patients who are not candidates are fully refunded. No medication is sold before that consultation.
RestorLife MedTelehealthPASSEach product page starts with a free assessment, and the home page lists a medical questionnaire and physician review before any prescription is filled. The product pages say a pending charge placed with the order is processed only after the prescription is approved.
Revel RXTelehealthPASSThe steps begin with a confidential health assessment and then a licensed provider's review, and medication ships only if prescribed. The answers say a card is charged only after the buyer confirms an order in the patient portal.
Revive LongevityTelehealthPASSThe answers say to start by completing the online health assessment, and the product page lists the wellness quiz first and provider review second. The terms say payment details are entered once the health information is submitted and a plan chosen, a temporary authorization is placed, and the charge posts only after a licensed provider approves the plan.
Revive MedsTelehealthPASSThe home page lists choosing a goal and completing a health intake as the first steps, reviewed by a licensed clinician before anything is prescribed or shipped, and the answers say a temporary hold placed on the card when the order is submitted is released if the clinician does not approve.
Rewinding RXTelehealthPASSEvery prescription product's button points to a consultation page, and the product pages say the patient completes a secure online medical questionnaire, a licensed physician reviews it, and the charge is made upon medical approval. The home page's four steps put choosing and paying for treatments before the medical questionnaire.
Rex MDTelehealthPASSThe order path opens on a questionnaire whose first question asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and no cart exists before it.
Risen LabsTelehealthPASSThe clinical questionnaire collects no payment. A live video evaluation and prescription come before medication payment at pharmacy fulfillment, with no automatic intake-to-shipment pathway.
Rivas Medical Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe telehealth page lists booking a video visit and completing the health intake before the visit as the first step, then the provider's evaluation and prescription, then shipping. The $195 initial visit fee pays for that evaluation, and no medication is sold before it.
Rivo HealthTelehealthPASSThe start buttons point to an online intake, and every page says the assessment answers screen patients out of eligibility before checkout, with a clinician meeting each patient after checkout to decide whether to prescribe.
Rixa HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button leads to the booking page for a provider visit, and the answers on the home page say the card is charged only after the visit, once the buyer approves the plan and its cost.
RNK HealthTelehealthPASSEvery price button opens a quiz rather than a cart, and no add to cart control exists on any product page. The first question asks gender.
RoTelehealthPASSThe first quiz question, which asks which option interests the buyer, stops the order.
RoboclinicTelehealthPASSThe weight-loss page and its answers say the buyer first completes a short medical questionnaire that a licensed provider reviews before any prescription, and the refund policy says a buyer disqualified by the provider is refunded.
RoenRxTelehealthPASSThe weight-loss page lists answering eligibility questions as the first step and the provider's review of those answers as the second, and the answers say medication is charged only if it is prescribed.
Royal Medical CenterTelehealthPASSMedication ships only after the doctor designs the program and prescribes treatment; the exact payment sequence is not printed.
RX BellaTelehealthPASSThe answers on the home page say care begins with a short online assessment of health goals and medical history that a licensed clinician reviews, and the home and about pages say nothing is charged to a buyer who is not approved. The terms say no prescription product can be obtained without a completed consultation.
Rx ComTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical questions did not resolve, because the weight-loss page says the buyer answers a few quick questions, then chooses a plan and checks out before the confidential health questionnaire, while the program page lists the health questionnaire first and says medication is billed when it ships. The check is open.
Rx Peps DirectTelehealthPASSThe pricing page sets out the order as a health screening, then a $39 payment for the medical visit, then a payment link from the pharmacy once the prescription is signed.
RxION HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake that asks for identity and shipping details and states that no payment is taken that day.
RxProsTelehealthPASSThe home page lists a medical form about health and weight loss history as the first step, then an online consultation with a licensed provider. The refund policy says an order canceled before the medical consultation is refunded less a $99 administrative fee, so payment follows the medical form and comes before the consultation.
RxSaludableTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and the site says no charge is made for a consultation the provider does not approve.
RxSpan MDTelehealthPASSMedical questions arrive before payment. The four-step intake reaches a diabetes question at step two with no card or billing field before it, and the site states elsewhere that the clinical review itself follows checkout.
Rylo HealthTelehealthPASSThe qualify button opens an intake whose first screen asks the buyer's goal weight, and the home page says nothing is paid to start.
Ryze RxTelehealthFAILEach product page sells the prescription by vial strength at a listed price with an add-to-cart button, and the home page lists every medication with an add button. The steps page describes a health questionnaire first, but the product pages put the medication in a cart.
Science & CoTelehealthPASSThe answers and home page describe a short online health questionnaire as the first step, reviewed by a US licensed provider who prescribes only if treatment is appropriate, and the home page shows the questionnaire opening with weight, goals and medical history questions.
Science BioResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDA purchasable storefront did not resolve, because the whole domain now serves a single notice of permanent closure. The check is open.
Semaglutide OnlineTelehealthPASSThe home and product pages list a free online health intake as the first step, the transparency page says no payment is required to start it, and the answers say a licensed provider reviews the case after the eligibility questions and purchase, with a full refund if no treatment is appropriate.
Sesame CareTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe weight-loss program's medical questionnaire timing relative to payment did not resolve, because the program describes an initial goals questionnaire and later medical-history consultation, while the general FAQ places appointment payment before its medical-history form. The check is open.
SexyMDTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical intake did not resolve, because the steps say the buyer chooses a plan and then completes a free medical intake for a provider's review, while the terms say clinical review begins after an order is submitted and that the fee is refunded if the buyer declines the provider's alternative plan. The check is open.
ShapeIn RxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free online health assessment first and a one-on-one virtual consultation with a licensed provider second, and the answers say a fee may apply only when the buyer proceeds to that consultation.
ShapelyTelehealthPASSThe steps are a two-minute check of insurance and health goals, then a video visit with a provider, then a treatment plan and prescriptions if appropriate. No medication is sold before the video visit.
ShedTelehealthPASSThe first screen asks height, weight, date of birth and nine medical history questions, before any product page or payment field.
Simple PeptideResearch vendorFAILThe cart and the checkout each redirect to an account wall once the item is added.
SkinnyRxTelehealthPASSA fifteen-step medical intake opening on a weight-loss goal comes before any payment field.
SkyRxTelehealthPASSThe signup steps list a health qualifier first, then choosing and paying for the medication, then a doctor's review of the chart before the pharmacy ships anything.
SnagRxTelehealthPASSEvery order button opens a medical questionnaire asking height, weight, date of birth and a list of contraindications before anything else.
Society of YouTelehealthPASSEach start button opens an intake whose steps run from a preliminary stage and a details stage to checkout, and the answers say a licensed provider reviews the intake before a prescription is issued.
Solaya MDTelehealthPASSThe published sequence begins with health questions, followed by clinician review, an eligibility decision and medication delivery.
Somi HealthTelehealthPASSThe home and process pages list a brief medical intake form as the first step, reviewed by a licensed provider before approval, and the answers say the provider reviews the questionnaire to decide eligibility.
Somira HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake that states payment is requested only after the health questions are completed, with a full refund if treatment is denied.
Southern Vitality and Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe terms list the medical questionnaire as the first step, then the provider's review, then the prescription. Submitting the intake places a temporary authorization hold on the payment method, and the charge is captured only if a licensed provider approves the plan; otherwise the hold is released.
Sports Technology LabsResearch vendorFAILAccount registration inside checkout is the only stop, reached with one item at 56.99 dollars in the cart.
Sprout HealthTelehealthPASSEvery order button opens a medical questionnaire that first asks the weight loss goal, and no cart exists; the questions state that a provider evaluation is required before any prescription.
SpryTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an eligibility form whose first screen asks the buyer's current weight, goal weight and height.
StackMDTelehealthFAILThe Start Medical Intake button on a semaglutide vial adds it to a cart, and the checkout asks for card details and charges a $39 consultation fee that day before any medical question, with the medication charged after approval.
Steady State HealthTelehealthPASSThe program starts with a free call and a comprehensive intake visit with the provider. The payment page says a visit is booked with a card, intake forms are completed before the visit, and payment is due at the time of service.
Stealth HealthTelehealthPASSThe treatment pages describe clinician prescribing followed by pharmacy contact to confirm the prescription and collect payment.
Strut HealthTelehealthPASSThe medical questions introduction inside checkout stops the order.
Sumbare WellnessTelehealthPASSThe steps list a short online health assessment first and a licensed provider's review and plan second, and the home page says there is no consult charge and nothing is charged if the patient is not approved.
SunlightTelehealthPASSThe answers say a licensed clinician reviews the buyer's health intake quiz before any prescription, and the help pages say checkout follows the intake and that a new order can be canceled for a full refund until a clinician has reviewed it.
SuperHealthy RxTelehealthPASSThe published order sequence begins with health information and provider review, followed by prescription fulfillment only if approved.
Superior RemediesTelehealthPASSThe steps are a two-minute quiz about goals and health, then a provider's review, then delivery. The home page says a patient pays only once cleared, and the footer says treatment charges are not processed if the patient is not medically approved.
SuperpowerTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical questions did not resolve, because semaglutide is sold only to members and its start buttons lead to the membership purchase, while the product page lists an eligibility questionnaire and a clinical review before delivery and does not say when the $229 is charged. The check is open.
SurpassMDTelehealthPASSThe steps are a quiz on goals, health history and weight, then a provider's review, then shipping if approved. The cancellation policy says the first month is charged when the intake form is completed and refunded in full if the provider disqualifies the patient, so payment follows the medical questions and comes before the review.
Swiss ChemsResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly. The only gate is an age attestation.
SynergenXTelehealthPASSEvery booking button leads to an appointment request, and the weight-loss pages say treatment starts with a consultation or a full evaluation with a provider, with medication prescribed only after lab results and clinical review.
Synergy RxTelehealthPASSTreatment plans issue only if medically approved after evaluation.
System LabsTelehealthPASSEligibility questions gate the order. The first screen after the sermorelin call to action asks why the drug is sought, and over the next seventeen screens the intake asks about pituitary conditions and concurrent growth hormone secretagogues without offering a payment field.
T2D ComTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical evaluation did not resolve, because the steps list registering with basic information first and the prescriber's evaluation second, while the terms say the monthly fee is charged on the date the subscription is purchased. The check is open.
Tablet HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The public pages require a prescription but do not establish whether payment is collected before the medical evaluation. The check is open.
TaurusTelehealthPASSThe buy button on each peptide page leads to the seller's own intake, and the refund policy says the first month is charged when the intake form is completed and refunded in full if the provider disqualifies the buyer.
TD Tele-Doc Weight LossTelehealthPASSEvery start button schedules a free consultation or an insurance check, and the pages say medication ships only after enrollment and evaluation by a board-certified provider. No payment step comes before the consultation.
TeleCareSpotTelehealthPASSThe steps are an online assessment of health history, medications and goals, then a licensed provider's review, then a treatment plan and medication only if eligible. The answers say a patient who is not approved is refunded less the consultation fee.
TeleClinicTelehealthPASSThe home page and each treatment page say care starts with a free online questionnaire that a physician reviews, and that a buyer who is not prescribed is not charged; the refund policy says any charge taken before that decision is refunded.
TeleHealth MedTelehealthPASSThe steps list the health intake first and the clinician's assessment second, and the answers say payment is taken only after the pre-qualification assessment is complete and is refunded in full if the clinician finds the patient does not qualify.
Teleios HealthTelehealthPASSThe published process begins with a comprehensive health questionnaire, then provider review and medication shipment only if approved.
TelePeptideTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake asking name and email before a set of medical questions, and nothing is billed unless a clinician issues a prescription.
TeleSlim ClinicTelehealthPASSEvery start button books a paid doctor consultation, a free call with a doctor or an eligibility quiz, and the answers say the physician sends the prescription only after the initial consultation.
TeleWellnessMDTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The published policy requires consultation before medication is provided, but does not establish whether payment is collected before that evaluation. The check is open.
Telezen MDTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a medical questionnaire whose first question asks how much weight the buyer wants to lose, and no product page carries a cart or checkout button.
Tell Her DocTelehealthPASSThe answers describe a medical intake form reviewed by a licensed clinician before any prescription, and the terms say fees are agreed to when the health information is submitted.
Telos RXTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an intake whose first screen asks what change the buyer most wants to see, and the pages say nothing is charged if a provider does not approve.
The Aesthetic ConciergeTelehealthPASSEvery program starts with a kick-off appointment that includes bloodwork and the provider's review, and medication is delivered once the treatment plan is finalized. The appointment fee pays for that evaluation together with the first five weeks of medication.
The Calibrate ClinicTelehealthPASSThe home page says a buyer pays only a $30 physician consultation deposit before approval and pays for medication only after it is prescribed, and the program answers say a provider reviews a health intake and approves the prescription before anything ships.
The EditTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a visit whose first screen asks for an email address to set up the patient portal before the health questions, and the pages say no charge is made if a provider does not approve.
The Peptide StoreResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because every catalog entry offers a read more control rather than an add to cart, and the cart stayed empty. The check is open.
The Virtual NPTelehealthPASSThe steps list a medical history form and a nurse practitioner's review before any prescription, and the patient receives a payment link for the medication only after a prescription is approved. The visit fee is paid when the appointment is booked.
Thriving AgainTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The site requires a prescription but does not explain the sequence of medical evaluation and payment on its home, privacy or refund pages. The check is open.
TideMedixTelehealthPASSThe public process begins with a private health assessment, then provider review before a treatment prescription.
TMatesTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens an intake at TMates' app site and no cart exists; the product pages state that a licensed provider reviews the intake before any medication ships.
TOM Weight LossTelehealthPASSThe steps are a complimentary introductory visit with the doctor, a health intake covering history, medications and goals, then a plan and a prescription if appropriate. The memberships pay for the physician's care, and no medication is sold before that evaluation.
Tonik WellnessTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens the intake form, and the steps are the intake form and lab work, then a call with a provider, then shipping from a licensed pharmacy. The terms say a prescription product cannot be purchased until the consultation is complete and the provider has issued a prescription.
TranscendTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path for a prescription peptide did not resolve, because the page the site offers for scheduling a consultation carries no intake form and no further step. The check is open.
Transparent MedsTelehealthPASSThe weight loss start button opens an intake whose first screen asks the buyer's height and current weight, and the sermorelin intake opens on a question about the buyer's main goal. No payment screen appears before the questions.
Trava HealthTelehealthPASSThe get started button opens an intake whose first screen asks what the buyer hopes to achieve, and the FAQ says the card is charged only if a provider approves.
Trellis VitalityTelehealthPASSThe assessment button opens an online visit whose first screen asks the buyer's weight management and body composition goals.
Trillium MedsTelehealthPASSThe steps are a secure health intake, then a provider's review, then a prescription decision, then pharmacy fulfillment. The terms say some payments are held as a temporary authorization pending the provider's review and released if treatment is not prescribed.
Trimi HealthTelehealthPASSEligibility questions precede payment. The funnel asks about prior GLP-1 use, applies a stated body mass index floor and takes an off-label acknowledgement before the card screen, and the checkout states the card is charged only if a provider prescribes. The stage labeled Medical sits after the card screen.
TrimroseTelehealthPASSThe public program sequence places health assessment and provider review before medication delivery when prescribed.
TrimRxTelehealthPASSThe third intake screen stops the order, demanding identity data before any product selection or payment.
Trinity MedsTelehealthPASSAn eligibility intake headed check your eligibility for GLP-1 treatment stops the order, before any product or payment screen.
TRT KingdomTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The public pages describe a medical assessment and prescription requirement but do not establish the payment sequence relative to evaluation for the four-month plans. The check is open.
TRT NationTelehealthPASSEvery Customize Treatment button opens a health assessment that a licensed provider reviews, and no page sells a drug through a cart.
Tru2uTelehealthPASSThe home page answers say a buyer completes a health quiz that a licensed provider reviews before any prescription is sent to a pharmacy, and each product page says the treatment is available only after a consultation and a health questionnaire.
True PeptidesResearch vendorFAILProducts add to cart directly from the product page, and the only gate is a click-through confirmation of age twenty one.
TrueMeTelehealthFAILEach product page states that no intake form is required before paying, and its start button adds the plan to a cart. The answers list choosing a plan and completing checkout before the medical intake, with a refund if the provider does not approve treatment.
Try AgelessTelehealthPASSThe buy button opens an online visit intake reviewed by licensed clinicians, and the product pages state the final amount is shown after clinical review.
Try InvigorTelehealthPASSEvery order button opens a patient profile at checkout, and each paid order enters practitioner review before prescription processing and pharmacy fulfillment.
TRYM HealthTelehealthPASSThe steps are making an account and completing the registration intake form, then payment, then a provider's review, and the answers say a buyer fills out the intake form first and chooses a plan only if qualified.
TryoziTelehealthPASSThe steps begin with a short form of health questions, then a clinician's review within one to two days, then shipping if approved. The cancellation policy says the first month is charged when the intake form is completed, with a full refund if the provider disqualifies the patient.
Tuyo HealthTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page says a buyer creates an account and then shares a medical history for pre-approval, and each product page says a provider reviews a short online health form before deciding whether treatment is right; no payment step is described before those questions.
Tyde WellnessTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a 16-step intake beginning with the weight loss goal, and the sermorelin path opens its own qualification intake, before any payment field.
Umbrella LabsResearch vendorFAILA guest checkout collects billing details with no eligibility question, starting from the semaglutide tablet page at 159.99 dollars.
Unique PhysiqueTelehealthPASSThe practice requires an initial clinician evaluation before weight-loss prescribing and requires existing prescription documentation when patients transfer care.
UR MedsTelehealthPASSThe weight-loss page lists a free online assessment first and a licensed provider's review second and says the buyer is only charged if prescribed. The cancellation policy says the first month is charged when the intake form is completed.
USA PeptidesResearch vendorFAILA cart holds the item and prints a delivery estimate and a total with no eligibility question, starting from the BPC-157 injection page at 125.00 dollars.
Valhalla VitalityTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDAn order path to a medical intake did not resolve, because every start button and product page leads to an account sign-up screen first. The check is open.
VaylenTelehealthFAILThe program page and its answers say the buyer pays first and answers the health questionnaire after checkout, with a full refund if a clinician declines, and the terms say payment reserves the program and starts the clinical review.
Vea HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe payment-sequence question did not resolve from the published material. The product sequence lists order and online intake together before clinician review. The terms describe pre-authorization with final charging after approval for certain orders, without establishing that sequence for every product. The check is open.
Velvet RxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free online quiz about health history, lifestyle and goals first and choosing a package second, and the home page says medication is prescribed after the quiz.
VevaRXTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical questions did not resolve, because the home page lists a free health assessment first and the choice of a treatment second, while each product page shows plan buttons marked with the amount due today and says the price is locked in before the patient intake, and the terms say an order is processed once the medical intake is submitted. The check is open.
VigorMedsTelehealthPASSThe order path opens a health assessment asking height, weight and a list of medical conditions before any plan or checkout screen, and payment does not guarantee a prescription.
VirtualCare2GoTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path behind the booking button on the weight loss page did not resolve, because the booking page was not opened, while the answers say a buyer is charged once a doctor visit is confirmed and the pages do not say whether a tier that includes the medication is paid before or after that visit. The check is open.
Vita BellaTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a personalization form, and medication follows only a membership sign-up, lab work and a provider consult, with no product that can be added to a cart.
Vitafusions IVTelehealthPASSThe weight loss page lists a free consultation booked online as the first step, then a telehealth visit with a clinician who sets the treatment plan, then delivery. No weight loss medication is offered for purchase before that visit.
Vital EdgeTelehealthPASSThe start page opens an intake whose first screen asks for basic details including current weight and height, with medical history before checkout. The page says the card is saved but charged only if a clinician approves the prescription.
Vitalex HealthTelehealthPASSThe home page and its answers list a short online assessment of health goals and medical history as the first step, reviewed by a licensed clinician before any plan, and say that patients who are not approved are not charged.
VitaraRxTelehealthPASSThe answers describe choosing a therapy and answering a short set of medical questions first, then a doctor's review and prescription, and say medication is billed when it ships. The home page steps also put the online evaluation before the prescription.
VitaStirTelehealthPASSEvery buy button opens a nine-step medical consent and checkout form sent to the physician, and medication ships only on approval, with a full refund if the physician declines.
VivioMDTelehealthPASSThe steps list a five-minute medical assessment first, then a provider consultation, then delivery, and the home page promises a full refund to anyone who is not approved.
VoxyTelehealthPASSThe home and treatment pages describe a free assessment or consultation first, in which a licensed provider reviews the health history and decides whether treatment is right, then a treatment plan and shipping from the pharmacy.
Vyora WellnessTelehealthFAILThe semaglutide page adds the subscription to a cart at $299 a month, and the cart asks for checkout first, with the provider review promised only after payment.
VyrarXTelehealthPASSThe steps list a five-minute medical questionnaire first, then a physician's review, then the plan and shipping, and the terms say fees are shown before a transaction is completed.
Vytora HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a screen that asks for an email address or a new account, with no cart and no payment form, and the site says a licensed provider reviews the medical history before any prescription.
VyvronTelehealthPASSThe steps list answering a few health questions first, then checking out with the charge taken up front, then a licensed provider's review, with a full refund if the patient is not approved.
Walgreens Weight ManagementTelehealthPASSThe answers on the program page say the buyer first completes a short online questionnaire about health history and eligibility, and only if qualified starts a video visit with a provider who decides whether to prescribe. The visit fee is paid for the visit, and no medication is sold before the provider's evaluation.
Ways2WellTelehealthPASSThe only purchase on the peptide page is a $99 clinician consult, and peptides are billed separately and only if a clinician prescribes them.
Weight WatchersTelehealthPASSThe program page says a member first takes an online quiz about health history and signs up, then meets a clinician who decides on a prescription, and that the medication is billed separately from the membership only once prescribed.
WeightCareTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe eligibility quiz the site advertises did not resolve, because no link on any page reaches it. The check is open.
WeightlessRxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a medical intake form first and a clinician's review within 24 hours second, and the plan cards say nothing is due at the start: the card is authorized and charged only if a clinician approves the patient.
WeightRxTelehealthPASSThe steps list a free assessment first, and the terms say charges are authorized before the provider's review and refunded in full if the provider does not approve treatment.
WeightstryTelehealthPASSThe how-it-works page says a four-minute clinical screening confirms fit before anything else happens, followed by provider review within 72 hours, and the programs page says the membership begins only if and when the member decides to begin it after the screening.
WellorithmTelehealthPASSThe qualify button opens a health quiz whose first screen asks the buyer's weight loss goal, and the sermorelin path opens on an eligibility question.
Wellspring Longevity ClinicTelehealthPASSThe answers say a patient chooses a treatment and answers medical questions, which a licensed provider reviews before prescribing, and that medication is billed when it ships. The brand-name consultation pages charge for the medication only after the consult is approved.
welludr.TelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe public payment-versus-questionnaire sequence did not resolve, because the homepage says payment precedes clinical review but does not establish whether the medical-history questionnaire must be completed before payment. The check is open.
WePeptideRxTelehealthFAILProducts are bought through a cart and paid for before any medical question; the cart states that provider review follows payment and that an order the provider does not approve is refunded in full.
Wholesome ClinicTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe booking path behind the schedule button on each weight loss page did not resolve, because the button opens an outside scheduling calendar that was not opened; the pages say the plan for the opening month is paid as a deposit, refunded less a $99 evaluation fee if the provider does not prescribe, and do not say whether any medical question comes before that payment. The check is open.
Whoosh WellnessTelehealthPASSThe start button opens a three-step order that runs goal, intake and then checkout, and billing happens only if a physician approves the prescription.
WillowTelehealthPASSEvery start button, including the one-time purchase buttons, opens an intake that asks the buyer's state and consent first, and no cart exists.
WispTelehealthPASSThe get started button on the compounded semaglutide page opens a consultation whose first question asks where the buyer is located, before any cart or payment screen.
WoodworkTelehealthPASSThe GLP-1 and sermorelin pages set out the order as an online assessment of goals and medical history first, then a licensed clinician's decision, then delivery, and the answers say an order ships only after a clinician has reviewed the intake form and approved the prescription.
Xcel PeptidesResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDEvery page tried, including the terms and the contact page did not resolve, because each one redirects to a sign-in that gates the research use only catalog. The check is open.
Xtreme PeptideResearch vendorNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because the site publishes one page with no catalog and its checkout address returns a not-found error. The check is open.
Yes ClinicTelehealthFAILThe compounded semaglutide product page carries an Add to cart button, and the cart leads to checkout before the patient continues to a care account, with the order canceled if a prescription is not approved. The home page quiz describes itself as not a medical questionnaire.
yourEraTelehealthPASSThe order path opens an intake rather than a cart. Its first screen asks a weight-loss goal and presents no payment field.
YourHealthRxTelehealthPASSEvery eligibility button opens a goal question or a partner checkout, no cart exists on the site, and the checkout states that a prescriber approves each order before the pharmacy fills and ships it.
YOURx HealthTelehealthPASSThe published process places a medical assessment and provider evaluation before the treatment plan and pharmacy fulfillment.
Youth & SoulTelehealthPASSAssessment answers determine exclusion before checkout; a Bask Health clinician consults after checkout before prescribing.
Yucca HealthTelehealthPASSEvery start button opens a questionnaire asking what the buyer hopes GLP-1 treatment will help with, and the card is charged only after a clinician issues the prescription.
Zappy HealthTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDThe order path did not resolve, because the start, eligibility and booking pages each reset the connection on every attempt by two different methods, while the treatment pages loaded normally in the same session. The check is open.
ZealthyTelehealthPASSA health question about treatment goals comes first, then an account screen, before any product page or payment field.
ZenbodyTelehealthPASSThe steps list an online assessment of goals and medical history first and a clinician's review second, and the answers say the exact price is shown before payment.
Zera HealthTelehealthPASSThe start button opens an eligibility assessment whose first step asks the buyer's sex, age and state, and the refund policy places the first charge at the completion of the intake form.
ZeussTelehealthNOT VERIFIEDWhether payment is taken before the medical intake did not resolve, because the weight loss pages list the intake first and the provider's review second, while the cancellation policy says an order can be canceled for a full refund before a telehealth appointment is scheduled and applies its terms on completing a purchase. The check is open.
ZipHealthTelehealthPASSThe steps list the health questions first and the provider's review and prescription second, and the terms refund all fees when a provider does not prescribe.
ZYP MedicalTelehealthPASSEvery order button opens a consultation booking with the provider, and medication is prescribed only when clinically appropriate after that visit.

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Medical records and prescription transfers are different requestsReceiving a copy of a medical record does not transfer a prescription or authorize another refill. Identify the clinical record holder for the records request, and ask the pharmacies or prescriber separately about any prescription action.

Compounded GLP-1 labels: concentration, volume and unitsSyringe units, liquid volume and the amount of medication describe different things. A familiar syringe marking cannot establish a dose when the concentration or prescription has changed. Ask the dispensing pharmacist to reconcile the prescription, label and supplied syringe.

Oral and nasal peptides: does the evidence match the product?Evidence for a molecule does not automatically establish evidence for every product containing it. Match the exact formulation, route, strength and intended use before applying a study or an approval claim to an oral, sublingual or nasal offer.

Drug recalls: match the product, pharmacy and lotA recall match requires the product and identifying details in the notice, often including a lot number. A shared seller or pharmacy name alone cannot establish that a particular shipment is affected or that it is unaffected.

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