FAQs

Compounded GLPs are custom-made versions of medications like semaglutide or
tirzepatide. They’re mixed by licensed pharmacies to meet individual needs —
especially when brand-name options aren’t available or affordable.

No. While the ingredients may be similar, compounded medications themselves
are not approved by the FDA.

Lower cost than brand-name options and compounded versions are easier to
obtain during drug shortages.

Compounded GLPs are custom-made versions of medications like semaglutide or tirzepatide. They’re mixed by licensed pharmacies to meet individual needs — especially when brand-name options aren’t available or affordable.

No. While the ingredients may be similar, compounded medications themselves are not approved by the FDA.

Lower cost than brand-name options and compounded versions are easier to obtain during drug shortages.

Yes, we use reputable, licensed compounding pharmacies that follow strict safety standards that we trust. We use compounding pharmacies that are state-licensed, follow sterile compounding rules and are registered as 503A or 503B facilities.

Semaglutide is a medication that mimics a natural hormone in your body called GLP-1. It helps lower blood sugar (for people with type 2 diabetes), reduce appetite and support weight loss.

Semaglutide works by slowing how fast food leaves your stomach, reducing hunger and food cravings, helping your body release insulin (only when needed), and lowering blood sugar levels. As a result many patients eat less, lose weight, and see better blood sugar control.

Nausea, vomiting, constipation or diarrhea, fatigue, headache, bloating or burping. Most side effects are mild and temporary, especially when starting at a low dose. Let our providers know if symptoms persist or are bothersome and we can help navigate you through your side effects.

Semaglutide is usually given as a once-weekly injection, under the skin (subcutaneously). It can be self-administered in the stomach (abdomen), thigh or upper arm.

For best results we recommend a diet especially to reduce side effects by limiting fried, greasy, or sugary foods. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Intermediate fasting is encouraged with protein-rich meals (25–30g per meal) to maintain satiety and muscle mass. Along with strength training and physical activity.

Weight loss often plateaus or reverses when Semaglutide is stopped. It’s typically a long-term medication, like for blood pressure or cholesterol. Talk with our providers before stopping. We can help with weaning off and reverse titration along with helping you with maintaining your weight.

Results vary, but clinical trials showed 10–15% average weight loss after 6–12 months. Better results with lifestyle changes (diet + exercise). Individual results depend on consistency, dosage, and overall health.

Our weight loss program focuses on YOU to achieve your goal weight to lose as comfortably or fast as you would like.  There are no hidden fees, no start up fees.  The physician visit are ALWAYS free. Our pricing can be found here for phentermine,  sermorelin, or here for B Vitamin injections. Your visit will include the filling of medications on site.  You will leave with the tools and resources you need to start your weight loss journey right away.

**Please note that you can be evaluated for weight loss OR obtain medication (including refills) ONLY during physician clinics hours OR by scheduling an appt.**

The costs includes a full medical evaluation from a licensed physician.  Our expert team will evaluate your weight loss needs using a combination of medications, dietary program, and exercise plan to help you toward a healthier lifestyle. A month of medications (phentermine, furosemide, and chromium) is $90, or two month for $170. We also offer different Vitamin B-12 shots (metabolism, energy, or fat burner blend). See here for details.

There is absolutely no diet program or diet pill that can honestly guarantee weight loss.  Each person has different needs and we will work with you to individualize your diet plan to achieve the most healthy weight loss.  90% of patients lose a significant amount of weight with our program.

Well, the most common side effect is weight loss, typically 10%-15% of your body weight in about 2-3 months.  The majority of patients experience some degree dry mouth and possible headaches.  We recommend increasing your water intake to a gallon of water a day to stay well hydrated.  If you are very active or over 6 ft tall, you may need about a gallon and a half of water a day.

Generally, it is up to the physician on staff to evaluate what is the best option for you based on what you want.  We require your BMI to be 24 or above to use phentermine for weight loss.  A BMI calculator can be found here based on your height and weight. The reason being phentermine is used to treat obesity, and if you are not obese or have a high body fat percentage, then you will not be a good candidate to use phentermine.

Again, these criteria are based on the physician’s discretion.  For instance, if you come in with a BMI of 31 and have only 13% body fat, the physician will not prescribe phentermine since you are NOT obese.

You have to be generally in good health to use phentermine.  For instance, you have to have a healthy heart (no previous diagnosis of heart attack, coronary heart disease, valvular heart defects, congestive heart failure..) and no previous history or recurrent seizures such as epilepsy, or have a history of previous strokes.  You can have diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol and use phentermine for weight loss to manage these conditions. In fact, we have had many clients who participate in our program and lost enough weight to where are no longer required to take many of their diabetic medications (metformin, insulin, etc.), high blood pressure medications, or high cholesterol medications as a result of losing weight and improving their health.