Seller record · Telehealth service

Fella Health

By Peptide Alliance, Editorial publisherRecorded September 2026 · Standard v1.1 · How checks are performed

Fails 2 of 8 criteria. S5, analytical documentation: No certificate of analysis, chromatogram or lot document is linked anywhere on the site, and the treatments page asserts quality without naming a laboratory, a figure or a method. 1 more criterion also fails; see the table below.

At a glance

Fella HealthTelehealth service

6/8criteria passed

Price: Not printed before a consultation or sign-up
Sells: compounded GLP-1 plans, compounded microdose plans, enclomiphene, and 3 more
FDA letters: None on file

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Telehealth service. Passes 6 of 8 criteria. Recorded against Standard v1.1.

A telehealth weight-loss and hormone program marketed to men, with clinical services delivered by a named medical group. It names two partner pharmacies with street addresses, and it prints no figure for its GLP-1 program.

Operating entity Aios Inc.

Dispositions

Code	Criterion	Disposition	Where it appears
S1	Prescriber requirement	PASS	Fella Health's treatments page
S2	Prescription gating	PASS	Fella Health's promo quiz page
S3	Pharmacy identification	PASS	Fella Health's FAQ
S4	Compounding disclosure	PASS	Fella Health's treatments page
S5	Analytical documentation	FAIL	Fella Health's treatments page
S6	Business address	PASS	Fella Health's website
S7	Price disclosure	FAIL	Fella Health's treatments page
S8	Enforcement status	PASS	FDA warning-letter index

Evidence, criterion by criterion

The evidence behind each disposition in the table above, where it appears, and its date.

S1PASSThe treatments page states that a provider decides whether a compounded prescription is appropriate, and the telehealth consent names Fella Medical Group as the prescribing group.Source: Fella Health's treatments page.

S2PASSThe eighth intake screen stops the order, demanding a date of birth under a stated minimum age requirement.Source: Fella Health's promo quiz page.

S3PASSThe frequently asked questions page names two partner pharmacies with full street addresses and telephone numbers: Strive Pharmacy in Gilbert, Arizona and Red Rock Home Pharmacy in Springville, Utah.Source: Fella Health's FAQ.

S4PASSThe treatments page carries the words compounded and not FDA-approved together in visible body text, outside the terms of use.Source: Fella Health's treatments page.

S5FAILNo certificate of analysis, chromatogram or lot document is linked anywhere on the site, and the treatments page asserts quality without naming a laboratory, a figure or a method.Source: Fella Health's treatments page.

S6PASSA street address with a suite number is printed in the footer of every page, beside the copyright line.Source: Fella Health's website.

S7FAILThe GLP-1 program price is printed nowhere, and the link labeled pricing resolves to the eligibility quiz; four other treatments do print monthly figures, from 45 dollars to 149 dollars per month.Source: Fella Health's treatments page.

S8PASSNo FDA warning letter names the entity, and no action has halted the business.Source: FDA warning-letter index.

Products shown on the seller's own pages at the recorded date: compounded GLP-1 plans, compounded microdose plans, enclomiphene, metformin, rapamycin, NAD+.

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Dispositions recorded against Standard v1.1. Method and null semantics: how checks are performed. This record is not a review and contains no medical advice.