Appetite support
May help support appetite regulation and feelings of fullness for some patients.
A provider-guided option for medical weight management. After you complete an online health intake, a licensed medical provider reviews your health history, current medications, and goals to determine whether GLP-1/GIP treatment may be appropriate.
If prescribed, your medication may be fulfilled by a licensed pharmacy where available, with instructions and ongoing support from start to finish.
30-day starting option
Provider-guided injectable GLP-1/GIP treatment may be available if prescribed after medical review.
Get Started →Dose, medication, and eligibility are determined by a licensed provider. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed.
For eligible patients, provider-guided GLP-1/GIP treatment may support weight management when paired with nutrition, activity, and ongoing clinical guidance. A licensed provider reviews your health history, current medications, and goals to determine whether treatment may be appropriate.
In a 72-week clinical study, once-weekly tirzepatide with lifestyle intervention was associated with average body-weight reduction in studied patients. Individual results vary.
Study results are not guaranteedYour provider may recommend treatment, dosing guidance, and follow-up support when medically appropriate.
GLP-1 treatment may help support appetite regulation when used under licensed provider guidance and paired with healthy lifestyle changes.
May help support appetite regulation and feelings of fullness for some patients.
A licensed provider reviews your health intake to determine whether treatment may be appropriate.
If prescribed, your plan may include dosing guidance and follow-up support.
Treatment decisions are based on your health history, eligibility, and provider judgment.
Prescription treatment is not guaranteed. A licensed medical provider will determine whether treatment is appropriate based on your health history and clinical evaluation. Individual results vary.
Complete a simple health intake so the care team can understand your history.
A licensed provider reviews your info and determines if treatment is right.
If approved, your plan is tailored to your needs with clear guidance.
Medication ships to your door when prescribed, with ongoing support to stay on track.
For patients who prefer a needle-free option, GLP-1/GIP sublingual drops may be available if a licensed provider determines treatment is appropriate after medical review.
A sublingual option may be preferred by patients who want to avoid injections.
A licensed provider reviews your health history before determining if treatment is appropriate.
If prescribed, your provider and pharmacy instructions will explain how to use your medication.
Prescription treatment is not guaranteed. Medication, dose, and eligibility are determined by a licensed provider.
Complete an online health intake so a licensed provider can determine whether treatment may be appropriate for you. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed.
Injectable GLP-1 treatment may be available if prescribed after medical review.
→An oral GLP-1 option may be available if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.
→Injectable GLP-1/GIP treatment may be available for eligible patients if prescribed.
→An oral GLP-1/GIP option may be available if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.
→Injectable GLP-1 treatment may be available if prescribed after medical review.
→An oral GLP-1 option may be available if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.
→Injectable GLP-1/GIP treatment may be available for eligible patients if prescribed.
→An oral GLP-1/GIP option may be available if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.
→GLP-1/GIP treatment is a provider-guided medical weight management option that may be considered for eligible patients after a licensed provider reviews their health history, current medications, and treatment goals
GLP-1/GIP medications are designed to work with hormone pathways involved in appetite, fullness, and blood sugar regulation. For some patients, treatment may support weight management when paired with nutrition, activity, and ongoing provider guidance.
No. GLP-1/GIP treatment may not be appropriate for everyone. A licensed provider will review your health history, current medications, allergies, and other relevant factors before determining whether treatment may be appropriate.
Yes. GLP-1/GIP treatment requires a prescription. Completing an online intake or starting a visit does not guarantee that medication will be prescribed.
After you complete your online health intake, a licensed provider reviews your information. If treatment is appropriate, the provider may recommend a treatment plan, dosing guidance, and follow-up support.
No. Individual results vary. My Life RX does not guarantee weight loss, appetite changes, medication approval, or any specific outcome. Results may depend on your health history, treatment plan, nutrition, physical activity, consistency, and provider guidance.
The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Medical services are provided by licensed healthcare professionals following a clinical evaluation. Individual results may vary.
Prescription treatments are not guaranteed and require medical approval. No outcomes are promised or implied. Services may vary by state. Medications are prescribed only when clinically appropriate. Final packaging, labeling, and fulfillment are determined by the dispensing pharmacy.