Nexlife connects you with licensed healthcare providers who review your health history and goals. When considered clinically appropriate, they may include GLP-1–based options such as semaglutide or tirzepatide as part of a personalized weight-management plan, delivered through convenient virtual care you can access from home.

No. The entire process—from your initial consultation to follow-ups and any prescriptions deemed clinically appropriate—is completed entirely online. No in-person visits are required.

Once a provider issues a prescription, your medication is filled by a U.S.-licensed pharmacy and typically ships within a few business days. Shipping is included at no extra cost.

Yes. All prescriptions are issued by licensed medical providers and dispensed through U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacies. Compounded medications are prepared in facilities that follow applicable state and federal requirements. Each batch may be evaluated by independent third-party laboratories for potency, sterility, pH, and endotoxins as part of the pharmacy’s internal quality-control procedures.

Individual results vary. Clinical research on FDA-approved GLP-1 medications has shown notable weight-loss outcomes when paired with healthy lifestyle changes, with some studies reporting reductions of up to 14.9% in body weight. These findings refer only to the FDA-approved branded products evaluated in those trials and do not apply to compounded formulations.

Adults in the U.S. may be considered for treatment based on clinical factors such as BMI and related health conditions. During sign-up, you’ll complete a health questionnaire that a licensed provider will review to determine whether treatment may be clinically appropriate for you.

Your monthly subscription includes provider consultations, treatment guidance, prescription management when clinically appropriate, progress-tracking tools, and continued support from the Nexlife Care 360™ team.

Yes, there is no minimum commitment required. While many treatment plans are generally structured over several months in line with common clinical guidelines, you may cancel at any time. We simply ask for a 30-day notice before your intended cancellation date. In certain situations—such as notable medical concerns—this notice period may be reviewed and potentially waived by Nexlife’s medical team.

The FDA does not review or approve compounded medications. These preparations are made by U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacies in line with applicable state regulations and relevant federal compounding requirements. Compounded options may be used when a licensed provider determines they are clinically appropriate for a patient’s individual needs.