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Tell us about you
Explore your treatment options. During a medical intake, share your health history, current medications, and concerns so a clinician can understand your needs.
Four steps.
One thoughtful approach.
Treatment starts with a medical evaluation—not a guaranteed prescription. Your clinician determines what’s appropriate for you.
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A clinician reviews your care
A licensed clinician evaluates your medical history and eligibility. They may request additional information or labs. A prescription is written only when medically appropriate; not every evaluation results in one.
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Your prescription, if approved
If prescribed, your medication is prepared and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy. Follow the provided instructions for delivery, storage, and use. Fulfillment and delivery timing can vary.
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Check in & keep in touch
Share how you’re feeling with your clinician and discuss any concerns or side effects. Follow-up and any changes to your plan depend on your medical needs. Never adjust your dose on your own.
Before you begin.
Prescription required. Prescription treatments are available only after evaluation and approval by a licensed clinician. Eligibility and availability vary.
Know what you’re taking. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Read each treatment’s safety information and discuss risks with your clinician.
Questions first? That’s okay. Contact Customer Support for help getting started. For medical advice, contact your clinician. In an emergency, call 911.
Common questions
Does choosing a treatment guarantee a prescription?
No. Browsing treatments or selecting an option does not mean you are approved. A licensed clinician must evaluate your medical needs and determine whether a prescription is appropriate.
Will I need lab work?
Your clinician may request lab work or additional medical information depending on the treatment and your health history.
Can I change my treatment plan?
Discuss changes with your prescribing clinician. They will review your progress and medical needs before adjusting treatment. Customer support can help with administrative questions.
People pictured are illustrative models, not actual patients. No patient outcomes are implied.
Customer Support
A real person.
A little peace of mind.
Questions about your order, billing, or getting started? Get in touch with Tempo Meds.