Frequently Asked Questions About GLP-1 Weight Loss & Compounded Tirzepatide
What medication does All About You Health offer?
Compounded tirzepatide may be prescribed when medically appropriate following evaluation by a licensed provider.
Is compounded tirzepatide FDA-approved?
No. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed.
Is compounded tirzepatide a generic version of an FDA-approved drug?
No. Compounded medication is not the same thing as an FDA-approved generic medication.
How do I know whether I qualify?
Complete the secure intake and meet with a licensed provider. The provider determines whether treatment is medically appropriate.
Does completing the intake guarantee I will receive medication?
No. Completing the intake does not guarantee a prescription.
How much does treatment cost?
Link directly to the Pricing page.
What is the $75 consultation fee?
It reserves the 30-minute provider consultation. If treatment is prescribed and purchased, the $75 is credited toward medication. If the provider determines the patient is not eligible to become a patient, the $75 is refunded as long as the patient answered the health intake questions accurately.
Do you accept insurance?
No. All About You Health is cash pay and does not accept or bill insurance.
Are labs required?
Only when medically indicated by the provider. If labs are needed, the patient uses a local lab and pays the lab directly. The lab may be able to bill the patient's insurance if it accepts insurance.
Is shipping included?
Yes. Shipping is included in the medication price.
Where does my medication come from?
Cedar Pharmacy in Twin Falls, Idaho. Link to Pharmacy Information.
How is medication shipped?
Cedar Pharmacy ships directly to the patient in temperature-controlled packaging.
Which states do you currently serve?
Check out our State Availability.
Who will I meet with?
Check out About Us page.
How often do I check in?
Patients receive a monthly weight check-in by text and can contact the provider between appointments by text or phone.
How do I contact my provider between appointments?
Existing patients may contact the provider by text or phone.
What happens after I reach my goal?
The provider will discuss an individualized long-term plan, including maintenance, dose adjustments or tapering/discontinuation when medically appropriate.
Can I stop treatment?
There is no membership obligation. Patients should discuss medication changes with the prescribing provider before stopping or changing treatment.