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Nothing is dispensed until a licensed clinician has evaluated you and documented medical necessity for your specific therapy.
Get started · Good Faith Exam
Every therapy is prescribed only after a Good Faith Exam (GFE) — a virtual clinical evaluation with a licensed clinician. How you reach that exam depends on whether you’re already a member of a Vitelize partner facility.
Real medicine, real oversight
Nothing is dispensed until a licensed clinician has evaluated you and documented medical necessity for your specific therapy.
Choose your path
Both paths end at the same Good Faith Exam with a licensed clinician. The difference is simply how you get there.
If you’re a member of a Vitelize partner gym or health & wellness provider, you can book your GFE with a licensed clinician directly — no separate Vitelize consultation needed. Your partner facility can point you to booking, or start here.
Book my Good Faith ExamIf you’re not affiliated with a partner, start with a short consultation with the Vitelize team. We’ll confirm eligibility where legally permitted, answer your questions and then direct you to your Good Faith Exam.
Book a consultationWhat happens at your exam
A clear, compliant pathway — the Good Faith Exam comes first, and your therapy is only dispensed after clinician approval.
You share your goals and complete a medical intake so the clinician has your full history before the exam.
A virtual clinical evaluation with a licensed MD or NP, who reviews your history and confirms whether a therapy is appropriate.
If appropriate, the clinician documents medical necessity and writes your prescription — real medicine, individualized to you.
Your therapy is dispensed through a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, with ongoing clinician monitoring month to month.
A Good Faith Exam is a clinical evaluation, not a formality. Therapies are individualized and subject to medical evaluation; approval, dosing and availability are determined by clinician judgment and vary by jurisdiction, where legally permitted.
What your clinician may prescribe
These are the therapies available through the program. At your Good Faith Exam, your clinician reviews your goals and history and prescribes what’s appropriate for you — a single therapy or a clinically-paired program.
GLP-1 receptor agonist for appetite control, blood-sugar management and weight loss.
Dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist — the strongest weight-loss and metabolic-control therapy in the category.
Growth-hormone secretagogue supporting repair, recovery, sleep and fat metabolism.
Supports cellular rejuvenation, muscle protection during weight loss and mitochondrial function.
Central-nervous-system therapy for arousal, libido and sexual satisfaction.
Copper-peptide cream supporting collagen, skin repair and a healthier complexion.
Also available
A copper-peptide cream you apply to the skin — a topical complement to the injectable therapies, prescribed only after clinician review.
Good to know
This information is general and not medical advice. Therapies are individualized and subject to medical evaluation; availability varies by patient and jurisdiction, where legally permitted.
Tell us your goals and we’ll get your virtual consultation scheduled with a licensed clinician.