Acts on appetite signalling
The mechanism that does most of the work. For most people, food stops occupying the whole day.
Weight Loss
Weight loss without the guesswork.
Prescribed by a US-licensed provider and reviewed every month as your results come in. The protocol is built around titration and maintenance rather than a crash you rebound from.
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State eligibility confirmed during your intake. No charge until a provider approves.
Weight is not a willpower problem.
- ·You lost weight and it came back
- ·You are hungry again an hour after eating
- ·You eat well all week and the scale does not move
- ·Your labs are drifting toward prediabetic
- ·You have tried every diet and none of them stuck
- ·You are doing everything right and it is not working
Appetite is a hormonal signal, not a personality trait. GLP-1s act on that signal. That is the reason they are used when discipline alone has not worked.
What these treatments actually do.
The mechanisms these medications act on, and what your provider is watching.
Studied for body composition
Paired with protein and some resistance training, more of the change tends to come from fat.
Studied for insulin sensitivity
Metabolic markers often move before the scale does. We track both.
Titrated to your labs
Dosed low and slow, adjusted every month, never a one-size starting dose.
Four options. Your provider narrows it to one.
Most people new to GLP-1s start on Semaglutide. Your provider decides with you, and can switch you if the first choice is not the answer.
Most people start hereSemaglutide
The most-studied GLP-1 in the category and the gentler starting point. Paced for gradual change rather than a crash.
- ✓Acts on appetite signalling
- ✓Paced for gradual change
- ✓Metabolic markers tracked alongside weight
$183/mo
on the 12-month plan · $2,199 billed up front
Dual-actionTirzepatide
Dual-action on the GLP-1 and GIP receptor pathways. Your provider will tell you whether that is the right starting point for you.
- ✓Dual-action on GLP-1 and GIP
- ✓Studied for body composition
- ✓Studied for insulin sensitivity
$249/mo
on the 12-month plan · $2,988 billed up front
Daily dosingLiraglutide
A daily GLP-1 your provider may recommend when weekly dosing is not the right fit. Shorter half-life, easier to adjust or stop quickly.
- ✓Daily dosing, shorter half-life
- ✓Easier to adjust or stop quickly
- ✓Long clinical history
$139/mo
on the 12-month plan · $1,668 billed up front
Adjunct protocolAOD-9604
A fragment of human growth hormone studied for fat metabolism. Designed to work alongside a primary protocol rather than replace one.
- ✓Studied for fat metabolism
- ✓Runs alongside a primary protocol
- ✓Prescribed after clinical review
$149/mo
on the 12-month plan · $1,788 billed up front
Monthly equivalents shown on the 12-month plan, which is the lowest rate. Every product page shows the monthly, 3-month, 6-month and 12-month price. Free shipping on every plan. You're not charged until a licensed provider reviews your intake and approves treatment.
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What the first six months usually look like.
Most people feel some nausea when they start, and it is the single biggest reason people quit. So we start you lower than the standard dose and move up slower, and your provider adjusts the moment it gets uncomfortable instead of telling you to push through.
Weeks 1 to 4
Appetite starts to quiet
Some nausea, usually mild, usually fading. Smaller portions start feeling like enough.
Months 2 to 3
The assessment window opens
The first stretch where there is enough signal to judge a protocol, and why plans start with a three-month minimum.
Months 4 to 6
Tuned to hold it
Your provider works toward the lowest dose that keeps you where you have landed.
If it is not working by month three, your provider changes the protocol. That is what the monthly review is for. Individual response varies, and your provider will set expectations against your own history and labs.
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The same molecule. A fraction of the price.
Brand-name GLP-1s often run more than a thousand dollars a month without insurance. The other end of the market sells the same molecules with no certificate and no clinician. We do neither.
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Frequently asked questions.
Which of these is right for me?+
Your provider will help you decide based on your goals and health history during your review. Most people new to GLP-1s start on Semaglutide; Tirzepatide acts on a second receptor pathway; Liraglutide is the daily option; AOD-9604 is an adjunct rather than a primary protocol.
How long until I see results?+
Response varies by person, and your provider will set expectations based on your specific protocol. Because dosing is titrated low and slow, most protocols need a full quarter before there is anything meaningful to judge, which is why plans start with a quarterly minimum.
Do I have to inject myself?+
Yes, weekly for Semaglutide and Tirzepatide and daily for Liraglutide, into the fat of the stomach or thigh with a very short needle. Your dose arrives pre-measured and labeled in milligrams with a one-page protocol, so there is no mixing and no math.
Do I need lab work before I start?+
Not to begin your intake. Your provider will tell you during review whether a panel is needed, and a follow-up panel at around three months is recommended so the protocol is adjusted on evidence. Lab work is billed separately and is not included in plan pricing.
How does this compare on price to the brand-name versions?+
Brand-name GLP-1s often cost more than a thousand dollars a month without insurance coverage. Our compounded Semaglutide is $179 a month on the 12-month plan, with clinician review, the per-lot certificate and shipping included. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not identical to the brand products, which is a difference your provider will explain.
What does "compounded" mean, and is it FDA-approved?+
Compounded medications are prepared specifically for you by a licensed pharmacy. They are not FDA-approved in the same way as commercially manufactured drugs, and the FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality. Your provider will walk you through what that means for your specific treatment.
Where is my medication compounded?+
At a registered 503A compounding pharmacy in the US, not an overseas or gray-market source. Every lot is third-party tested and comes with a certificate you can read.
Dosed low and slow. Matched to your labs.
No miracle promises, just a protocol built around what the evidence actually shows.
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