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You typed “near me” and landed on an online clinic. Fair question: is this as good as driving somewhere? The thing that makes weight-loss care safe is not the building — it is who holds the license, which pharmacy fills the prescription, and whether anyone is still there in week six.
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The 60-second version
- Your prescriber is licensed in your state — the same requirement a local clinic has to meet.
- RenewMD is LegitScript certified. Most local med spas are not, and are not required to be.
- We name all four of our licensed U.S. pharmacies. Ask a local clinic to name theirs.
- $249 per 28-day cycle covers everything — visit, medication, labs, coaching, dose increases, shipping.
- Declined by the provider? Refunded in full. Local consultation fees usually are not.
Online telehealth vs. a local med spa
- Who prescribes — a clinician licensed in your state reviews your full health history before anything is prescribed.
- Certification — LegitScript certification is verifiable live on LegitScript's public register.
- Sourcing — four licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies, each named and published on our site.
- Price — $249 per 28-day cycle all-inclusive; local programs commonly bill consultation, labs, injections and dose increases separately.
- Time to start — about 7 minutes tonight instead of an appointment days or weeks out.
Six questions to ask any clinic — including us
- Who actually writes the prescription, and are they licensed in this state?
- Which licensed pharmacy dispenses the medication, and can you name it?
- What is the all-in cost for a full cycle — visit, labs, injections, dose increases?
- Does the price go up when my dose goes up?
- What happens if the medication is not right for me? Is anything refunded?
- Who do I contact at 9pm on a Sunday if I have a side effect?
Care in your state, without the drive
Providers are licensed state by state. See GLP-1 telehealth by state for local availability. Louisiana is the one state we cannot serve — state law bars prescribing compounded medications through this pathway.