Frequently asked questions

Vitren serves patients in all 50 US states. Telehealth consultations with independent US-licensed physicians are available in all 50 states, and prescriptions are prepared and dispensed by licensed US pharmacies that ship to all 50 states. A small number of individual treatments are not available in every state. Where that applies, it is shown on the treatment before checkout.

You complete a guided medical questionnaire and checkout. An independent US-licensed physician reviews your information and determines whether treatment is appropriate. If it is, your medication is prepared by a licensed US compounding pharmacy and shipped to your door. If it is not, you are notified and refunded.

Medical services are provided by independent licensed physicians. Vitren is a health brand and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Licensed US pharmacies, including licensed US compounding pharmacies. The pharmacy prepares your prescription only after a physician has written it.

Some medications referenced are compounded. Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Your physician will discuss what is appropriate for you.

Not all patients qualify. If a physician determines that treatment is not appropriate for you, you are notified and refunded.

No. The intake, the physician review and every follow-up happen online. There is nothing to travel to and no appointment to book.

One price covers the consultation, the medication and shipping. There is no separate consultation fee and no hidden fees. You see the total before you pay.

No. Vitren is not billed through insurance. You pay one clear price for each treatment.

No. You start with the online intake, and a licensed physician reviews your case.

In most cases no. A physician may request lab work based on your history or the treatment being considered, and will tell you if it is required.

Yes. You can message your care team at any time without an appointment, and a physician answers. Plans are adjusted when needed.

It ships to your door in plain packaging from a licensed US pharmacy.

You can stop at any time. Speak to your physician first, because for some treatments they will want to lower the dose gradually rather than end it at once. Our Cancellation policy sets out how to cancel.

Yes. You can share your treatment plan with your primary care doctor, and a summary is available on request.

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Semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, metformin and phentermine, in injections, tablets and capsules. A physician chooses the form and the starting dose with you.

Semaglutide injection is $149 a month, and semaglutide sublingual and oral dissolving tablets are $129 a month. Tirzepatide injection is $219 a month and the oral dissolving tablet is $299 a month. Liraglutide is $269 a month, phentermine is $89 a month, metformin is $79 a month, and oral weight loss capsules are $149 a month. Each price includes the consultation, the medication and shipping.

Semaglutide acts on the GLP-1 pathway, which regulates appetite and slows how quickly the stomach empties. Semaglutide is the active ingredient in the branded products Ozempic and Wegovy. Vitren offers compounded semaglutide in injection, sublingual and oral dissolving tablet forms.

Tirzepatide acts on two incretin pathways, GIP and GLP-1, rather than one. A physician will discuss which option suits your history and your goals.

Adults who meet the clinical criteria, decided by a physician after reading your intake. Not all patients qualify.

Nausea, stomach upset and reduced appetite are the side effects reported most often. Your physician reviews the risks with you before prescribing and stays available if anything feels off.

A physician sets a titration plan and adjusts it based on your progress and how well you tolerate the medication.

Yes, where a physician considers it appropriate. Message your care team and a physician will review the change.

Check the medication guide included with your kit, and message your care team for the right next step on your schedule.

Your kit includes instructions for subcutaneous injection in the approved areas, such as the abdomen or thigh.

Ask your physician about your case. Alcohol can make side effects more noticeable for some patients.

Lipotropic injections (Skinny Shots / MICC) at $119 a month and L-carnitine at $119 a month. A physician chooses the form that suits you.

Your kit includes the supplies and instructions for self-administration at home. Message your care team with any question.

Hormone replacement therapy at $79 a month for a one-month supply. A physician chooses the form and the dose with you.

A one-month supply is $129 and a three-month supply is $489. The price includes the consultation, the medication and shipping.

Reported side effects include acne, fluid retention, a raised red blood cell count and mood changes. A physician reviews the risks with you before prescribing and monitors you during treatment.

Testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production. Raise fertility with your physician before starting, so it is part of the decision.

Testosterone levels return towards where they started and symptoms can return. Speak to your physician before stopping, because they may want to lower the dose gradually.

Yes. Testosterone is a scheduled controlled substance in the United States. It is prescribed only by a licensed physician and dispensed only by a licensed US pharmacy.

NAD+ injection at $109 a month, NAD+ nasal spray at $179 a month, nicotinamide riboside injectable at $699 a month, glutathione at $89 a month, vitamin B12 injection at $49 a month, and an anti-aging topical gel at $175 a month.

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production. Vitren offers it as an injection and as a nasal spray. A physician decides which form, if either, is appropriate for you.

Vitamin B3 is a precursor the body uses to make NAD+. They are related but not the same compound.

Vitamin B12 is involved in converting food into energy, in nerve function, and in making red blood cells. A physician will confirm whether a B12 injection fits your plan.

B12 levels can run low in people on plant-based diets, in older adults, and in people with conditions that affect nutrient absorption. A physician reviews your history and decides.

NAD+ comes as an injection kit or a nasal spray, and B12 as an injection kit. Each kit includes the supplies and instructions for use at home.

An oral hair loss medication at $145 a month and a scalp topical at $175 a month. A physician chooses the form that suits your pattern of hair loss.

That is a physician's decision, based on your history and your pattern of hair loss. Nothing is prescribed without a review.

For most patients, stopping treatment allows hair loss to resume, because the underlying cause continues. Your physician will discuss what ongoing treatment looks like.

Erectile dysfunction medication at $59 a month, a tadalafil and oxytocin troche at $119 a month, an oxytocin nasal spray at $149 a month, an oxytocin 100 IU troche at $109 a month, Scream Cream at $99 a month, and oxybutynin at $89 a month.

It ships to your door in plain packaging.

A prescription acne gel at $165 a month, an acne cream at $145 a month, and doxycycline hyclate at $125 a month. A physician chooses the form that suits your skin.

Prescription topicals, including an anti-aging topical gel at $175 a month and an acne cream at $145 a month. A physician chooses the form that suits your skin.