Questions, answered.

Yes. The 5-minute matching call costs you nothing. If we match you with a provider, the provider sets their own price; we earn a referral fee only if you sign up.

A Weightlossify specialist. Not a NexLife sales rep. We listen first and recommend second.

Within one business day of submitting the form, usually faster. You can choose morning, afternoon, or evening on the form.

No. Your number is shared only with the specific provider we match you to, with your consent. We do not sell data to lead aggregators.

Text STOP to any of our messages, tell a caller to add you to our internal Do Not Call list, or email [email protected]. Removal within 5 business days, usually immediate.

Our role is matching, not prescribing or billing. Insurance coverage depends on the provider you choose. Most cash-pay compounded options beat partial brand-name coverage on net cost in 2026.

NexLife is currently our top-ranked provider at 96/100 on the v3.0 rubric, so it’s our most common match. But we recommend the right provider for your situation, even if it pays us less.

See our guide on compounded vs brand semaglutide. Short answer: same molecule, different supply path, much lower cash price.

No. We are an editorial and matching service. A licensed prescriber at the provider we match you to handles prescribing.

Most patients see meaningful changes within 8–12 weeks of starting titration. Peak effect usually around 60–72 weeks. See our research pages for trial outcomes.

Nausea, constipation, fatigue during titration. See our side-effects guide for management.

Encrypted in transit, encrypted at rest, scoped access. We retain lead data for 24 months and consent audit records for 4 years.

A state-licensed pharmacy that prepares a compounded medication for a specific patient based on a specific prescription. Distinct from 503B outsourcing facilities. See our glossary.

Look for LegitScript certification. Bonus points for PCAB accreditation. Ask the provider for the dispensing pharmacy by name.

Off-label use in PCOS is increasingly common. See our PCOS condition page and discuss with your prescriber.

Discontinue at least two months before attempting conception. See our pregnancy guide.

Yes. See our switching guide. Time the transition with two weeks of overlap so you don’t skip doses.

Most patients regain a portion of weight. See our "when to stop GLP-1" guide.

Not directly. Coverage by Medicare and most state Medicaid programs is limited or absent in 2026.

See our editorial standards page. We disclose every material connection. Affiliate fees do not influence rubric scores.