Medication paths
Provider advertises compounded semaglutide injections after provider review; prescription and approval required
Provider profile · source-bound facts
Live Vital Launch
People comparing a short published semaglutide protocol with telehealth review and delivery
Medication and plan pricing
Treatments
No current source-dated price row is bound.
Clinic Scout does not estimate the missing amount.
At a glance
Unknown is kept separate from a verified negative.
Insurance
Page says the program is self-pay and does not bill insurance
Consultation or membership
Reported information: introductory 15-minute phone consultation is free. Separate clinical consultation, laboratory and other fees remain UNKNOWN; this is not proof of a zero-fee all-in treatment bundle.
View consultation or membership source · current as of 2026-09-09Shipping or timing
Reported information: the general prescription FAQ says review can take 24–48 hours, total processing can take 5–7 days, then overnight shipment in cold packs. Not a guaranteed GLP-1-specific delivery date.
View shipping or timing source · current as of 2026-09-09Cancellation
Reported information: cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period; consultation refunds are discretionary and medications and lab work are generally non-refundable once ordered or dispensed.
View cancellation source · current as of 2026-09-09State evidence
Reported information: the terms describe Utah and nationwide service where telehealth is permitted and Live Vital is authorized. The homepage and FAQ separately claim all 50 states; treatment-specific availability and independent state licensure remain UNKNOWN.
View state evidence source · current as of 2026-09-09Editorial tradeoffs
Useful for comparing: People comparing a short published semaglutide protocol with telehealth review and delivery
Limitations in the record
- The page states both $99/month and $299 total for 10 weeks; verify the checkout schedule
- Public affiliate terms include an exclusivity clause that is logged as commercial risk under the current legality-only policy
- Compounded drugs are not FDA approved
Feature evidence and unknowns
A physician reviews each prescription request for safety and appropriateness, which can take 24-48 hours, and the protocol ships after approval.
Reported information: the FAQ describes patient-specific compounding at a 503A pharmacy. Specific dispensing pharmacy identity and independent licensure verification remain UNKNOWN; this is not independent certification or drug approval.
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