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Clean meds. Clear mission.
Real medications from pharmacies we choose, with transparent pricing on every one. Every prescription gives 50 meals a month to those in need.
GLP-1 therapy
Weekly injections of semaglutide or tirzepatide, each made with your choice of vitamin B12 or glycine. You choose the version with your provider during your visit.
Microdosing GLP-1s
Smaller weekly doses of semaglutide or tirzepatide, on a schedule your provider sets with you.
Longevity
NAD+, glutathione and the Anti-Aging Bundle.
Women's health
Estradiol, progesterone and biest for menopause care, prescribed by providers who review your history first.
More departments on the way
We choose our pharmacies.
We built a grading matrix and have run more than eighty compounding pharmacies through it. The ones that fill your prescriptions are named on our pharmacy network page, with what they publish about themselves and why we chose them.
If you don't get effective, clean medication, you're already starting at a deficit.
- Who they areOwnership, a named pharmacist, years in operation, and whether they compound in the state they say they do.
- What they can actually makeA certified sterile suite, injectable capability, and potency, sterility and stability testing.
- Their recordFDA and state board history, documented remediation, review volume and sentiment, published license numbers and accreditation.
- Where the ingredients come fromCountry of origin, the original manufacturer, lot-level certificates of analysis and a named third-party lab.
- Whether it works in practiceTelehealth fulfillment experience, a validated cold chain and shipping reliability.
Choose how you meet your provider
Pharmacy questions
How do I choose a treatment?
Pick the one you are interested in and start your online visit. A licensed provider from Arora Health reviews your answers and talks it through with you, online or on video, before anything is prescribed.
Which pharmacy fills my prescription?
A licensed US pharmacy we chose. Our pharmacy network page names each pharmacy that fills orders today and why we chose it.
Are compounded medications FDA approved?
No. Compounded medications are made by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. Each product page says whether that product is compounded or FDA approved.
Do I need insurance?
No. Insurance isn't needed, and your visit, online or on video, is included in the treatment price.
What if the provider says no?
You're not charged. Your card is only charged if a licensed provider prescribes your treatment.
Every prescription feeds people.
You only pay if a provider prescribes.