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Tell us about you
Fill out a short health intake online. Takes about five minutes.
How it works, end to end.
A short intake. A real provider. Care that fits into your day.
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Talk to a provider
A licensed provider reviews your intake. If you're a good fit, they write you a prescription.
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Get it at your door
Your medication is shipped from a licensed pharmacy, discreetly packaged.
The full process
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Tell us about you
A short online intake about your health, your goals, and what's worked or not worked before. Most people finish in five minutes.
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Talk to a licensed provider
A provider licensed in your state reviews your intake and connects with you. They talk through your history, ask follow-up questions, and decide whether a prescription is right for you. If the answer is no, they'll explain why.
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Your prescription is sent to the pharmacy
If a GLP-1 medication is appropriate, your provider writes the prescription. It goes to a licensed compounding pharmacy that prepares your medication.
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Discreet shipping
Your medication ships in plain packaging, with everything you need to start. No mention of what's inside on the box.
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Ongoing care
Contact Andrew Meds with refill questions, dose questions, side effects, or concerns. Your provider stays involved.
What the consultation looks like
Your provider will:
- Review the intake you filled out
- Ask follow-up questions about your health history
- Talk through your goals and what you've tried before
- Walk through what to expect on a GLP-1 medication if one is appropriate
- Decide whether to write a prescription, and at what starting dose
What it isn't: a hard sell. If a GLP-1 medication isn't right for you, your provider will say so.
Shipping and refills
Packaging: Plain box, no branding that gives away what's inside.
Timing: After your prescription is approved, the pharmacy typically ships within a few business days. Delivery time depends on where you live.
Refills: Andrew Meds will contact you about refill timing. Your provider stays in the loop on every refill.
Frequently Asked Questions
See all questionsIs this the same as Ozempic or Wegovy?
No. We prescribe compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, which are prepared by a licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished products. The active ingredients are the same family of medications used in those brand-name drugs, but the products are different.
Who prescribes the medication?
A licensed healthcare provider in your state. They review your intake, talk with you, and decide whether a prescription is appropriate for you.
How long until I get my medication?
After a provider approves your prescription, the pharmacy typically ships within a few business days. Shipping times vary by location.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You can cancel anytime. If you're having side effects or concerns, contact Andrew Meds so the right team can help.
Do you take insurance?
No. Andrew Meds is a cash-pay service, which keeps the process simple and the pricing predictable.
Prescriptions are issued only after a telehealth consultation with a licensed provider, and only if clinically appropriate.
Start with a short intake.
Five minutes. A real provider takes it from there.
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