How It Works — One Member's Story

Marcus asks for a GLP-1 —
and gets asked a question back.

Four steps, start to finish. Two of them are his and take about five minutes; the other two are ours. The one that matters is the third, where the clinician doesn't give him what he came for.

Marcus41Illustration · not a real member

Already tried: Calorie tracking, a gym membership he stopped using, and a supplement stack he can't remember the point of
Came in wanting: The full dose he'd seen on TikTok
What he got instead: A clinician asking what he'd actually already tried

Steps 1–2 are his·about 5 minutes total·Steps 3–4 are ours

Price before the form~5 minutes of his timeFull refund if declined

What Marcus doesTwo steps. About five minutes of his time.

about 15 seconds

Marcus gives two details — and sees the price first.

First name, email, and a box confirming he's 18 or older. That's the whole form, and the price sits on the same screen before he types anything — $189/month on the 12-week plan, $567 for the term. He reads it, and keeps going.

Why so little

The medical questions belong to the clinician who acts on them. Asking them twice is theatre, so nobody here asks them twice.

about 5 minutes

He gives his medical history once, to the people who use it.

Medications, conditions, family history, what he's already tried — about five minutes with the pharmacy partner. This is the point where his first billing cycle is charged. If a clinician decides the program isn't right for him, he's refunded in full.

What didn't happen

No same-day rubber stamp. No box in the mail before a clinician had read a word of it.

What we doThe part he's actually paying for.

The part that matters

A clinician reads it — and doesn't give Marcus what he asked for.

He asked for the full dose he'd seen online. Reviewing his history, the clinician recommends starting materially lower and explains why, in writing. He's approved, but not for what he requested.

What she told him

"At your starting point, the higher dose mostly buys you side effects. We'll start lower, watch how you respond, and adjust. If you need more later, you'll get more."

It ships — and keeps changing.

Week four he says appetite shifted more than expected; the dose is adjusted. The adjustments are the product— not a fixed monthly package that ignores how he's actually doing.

Included

Clinician review, protocol, medication when prescribed, ongoing adjustments, delivery. No membership fee on top. Individual results vary.

And if the answer is no?

Then it's no, and he's refunded in full. Some people are told the timing is wrong, or that the foundations come first, or that a different route fits better. They leave with the honest reason and the free guides. Not everyone qualifies — a program someone shouldn't be on isn't revenue, it's a liability, for them first.

Marcus asks for a GLP-1 —and gets asked a question back.

Marcus gives two details — and sees the price first.

He gives his medical history once, to the people who use it.

A clinician reads it — and doesn't give Marcus what he asked for.

It ships — and keeps changing.

We'd rather lose the sale than sell you the wrong dose.

Marcus asks for a GLP-1 —
and gets asked a question back.