Individual assessment
A clinician evaluates whether treatment is appropriate. Completing an assessment does not guarantee a prescription.
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About welludr
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Explore GLP-1, NAD, B12 and Sermorelin treatment consultations. A licensed clinician reviews your health information and determines whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Availability depends on your location and clinical eligibility. A prescription and a specific result are never guaranteed.
A considered path to care
Every treatment decision starts with an individual assessment.
Your health information
Start with your medical history and questions.
Clinical assessment
A clinician decides whether care is appropriate.
Prescription, if appropriate
Treatment and pharmacy fulfillment depend on the clinical decision.
Our approach
Understand your options before you decide.
We want you to know what you are considering, who makes the clinical decisions and what questions to ask. Treatment selection depends on your health history, clinical assessment and the services available where you are located.
Clear medication information
Ask about the specific preparation, its ingredients, route, risks and the pharmacy that prepares and dispenses it.
Questions welcome
Review treatment information and payment terms before enrolling. Contact support if you need help finding information.
Currently offered
Four services. Individual clinical decisions.
Explore the service information below. Availability varies by location, and treatment requires an appropriate clinical assessment.
GLP-1
Discuss prescription weight-care options, their potential risks and whether they are appropriate for you.
Explore GLP-1 careNAD
Discuss NAD treatment, the specific preparation and whether it is appropriate for your health history.
Explore NAD careB12
Discuss B12 treatment, the specific preparation and whether it is appropriate for your needs.
Explore B12 careSermorelin
Discuss Sermorelin treatment, its potential risks and whether it is appropriate for you.
Explore Sermorelin careTreatment selection and dose depend on an individual clinical assessment. Responses and side effects vary. No specific treatment result is guaranteed.
How care works
Know what happens next.
Explore a service
Review the service information, medication disclosures and payment terms before starting.
Share your health history
Provide accurate information for a licensed clinician to review. The clinician may request more information.
Receive a clinical decision
The treating clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate and makes any prescribing decision.
Follow your care instructions
If treatment is prescribed, follow the instructions from your clinician and pharmacy. Ask your care team about follow-up and refills.
Clinical review, pharmacy processing and delivery times vary. Medication requires an appropriate clinical assessment and a valid prescription.
Coming soon
More care is on the way.
ED, testosterone and hair loss services are planned for a future launch. They are not currently available, and enrollment is not open.
Coming soon
ED
Not currently available
A future service for erectile dysfunction. Treatment information and availability will be announced at launch.
Concept illustration, not a currently available product.
Coming soon
Testosterone
Not currently available
A future testosterone service. Treatment information and availability will be announced at launch.
Concept illustration, not a currently available product.
Coming soon
Hair loss
Not currently available
A future hair loss service. Treatment information and availability will be announced at launch.
Concept illustration, not a currently available product.
Common questions
A few things to know.
Which services are currently offered?
GLP-1, NAD, B12 and Sermorelin treatment consultations are currently offered. ED, testosterone and hair loss services are coming soon and are not currently available.
Does completing an assessment guarantee treatment?
No. A licensed clinician reviews your information and determines whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription and a particular result are never guaranteed.
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Ask your clinician about the specific preparation being considered and appropriate alternatives.
Is every service available in every state?
Availability depends on your location, the service and clinical eligibility. Confirm availability for your location before enrollment. Do not assume that every service is available in every state.
Who makes treatment and medication decisions?
The treating clinician makes clinical and prescribing decisions. If medication is prescribed, ask your care team which pharmacy physically prepares it and which pharmacy dispenses it.
How can I contact support?
Use our Contact page for account or service questions. For medical questions, contact your treating clinician through your care team. For a medical emergency, call 911.
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Let’s help you find the information you need.
Contact support with questions about services, account access or where to find treatment information.