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Frequently Asked Questions

What IS TIRZEPATIDE?

Why get a shot instead of pills?

By injecting just under the skin, the active ingredient is able to bypass the digestive system, where it might otherwise be broken down.

WHAT IF I DON'T QUALIFY?

If the doctor determines based on your personal medical history, you will be refunded 100% of the money you have paid.

Tirzepatide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist that works by activating hormones which assist in insulin release, slowing gastric emptying, and increasing the feeling of fullness.

How often do I need shots?

ARE THERE SIDE EFFECTS?

WHERE SHOULD I INJECT?

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Compounded medications are only indicated for patients when a prescribing practitioner determines that the compounded preparation produces a significant difference for their patient compared to the FDA-approved product. Brightmeds partners with sterile compounding pharmacies, these facilities undergo strict inspections, but because the compounded pharmaceuticals they produce are made according to a prescription from a specific practitioner for a particular patient, they are not FDA-approved. It might be challenging to directly compare the results and risk profiles of FDA-approved and compounded pharmaceuticals due to differences in strength, dose, and other factors. The medical judgment of a licensed clinician, based on a telemedicine interaction and medical history, determines the prescription of any compounded medication.

100% money back guarantee if your prescription is not approved; brightmeds.com does not directly offer medical or pharmacy care. We partner with medical professionals who use HIPAA-compliant platforms to deliver care. This website’s content is meant only as a source of information; it should not be used as a substitute of expert medical advice, evaluation, or care. Please contact your doctor if you have any questions or concerns regarding your health.

CAn my provider prescribe compounded medicine?

This can vary depending on the doctor's guidance and your personalized treatment plan. Your provider may adjust this based on their discretion.

Consult with your provider about any potential side effects or adverse reactions.

Most inject in fatty tissue in the stomach or thighs.

If your provider determines that an FDA-approved medication does not fit your medical needs, your provider may prescribe a compounded medication if they determine that it will produce a significant difference for you. Compounded medications require a prescription and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality.

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