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Compound Meds Direct provides complete transparency regarding the medication you choose, including its exact formulation and the pharmacy that prepares it. By purchasing directly from the dispensing pharmacy, you also avoid additional markup from intermediaries.

After you complete your online visit, a provider typically reviews your medical history within 2–3 business days, and often sooner. If it has been longer than this timeframe, please email ask@compoundmedsdirect.com, and we’ll resolve it promptly.

No. If your provider determines that treatment is appropriate and safe, they will issue a prescription as part of your care.

We offer a straightforward 30-day money-back guarantee for our introductory 3-month Starter Program, subject to the guidelines outlined on our Terms Page.

Yes. Telemedicine is a safe and effective approach when patients provide honest, accurate, and complete information. You must upload current photos of yourself and your government-issued ID so your provider can confirm your identity. All medical decisions rely entirely on the information you submit, so accuracy is essential. If you receive a prescription, please carefully read your personalized treatment plan before starting any medication. Understanding the guidance fully is important for weighing potential risks and benefits.

Every provider on our platform is a U.S.–licensed healthcare professional. Each clinician undergoes rigorous credentialing, including comprehensive background checks and verification of all active licenses.

Yes. Our telemedicine platform enables licensed physicians and nurse practitioners to evaluate, diagnose, and prescribe treatment remotely. Each provider you interact with is licensed to practice in your state. If you have concerns about your experience or would like to provide feedback, please reach out to us.

No. Compound Meds Direct is designed to complement—not replace—your primary care provider (PCP). We encourage you to keep your PCP informed of all care you receive through our platform. You can send our medical support team a message at any time if you’d like assistance sharing your medical information with another provider.

State telemedicine regulations require identity verification before treatment. To confirm your identity, please upload: A photo of your government-issued ID, showing: – Your full name – Your photo – Your date of birth – An unexpired ID expiration date A clear, unobstructed photo of your face, without: – Sunglasses, hats, or face coverings – Group or family photos – Filters – Photos of photos These images are used solely for identity confirmation. If you need help uploading them, email ask@compoundmedsdirect.com.

It depends on your state’s telemedicine regulations. Some states require a short video consultation before treatment. If you reside in one of these states, a provider will contact you after your online visit to schedule a convenient video call.

Currently, we are able to care for patients located in Florida, Illinois, Arizona, and Virginia. We are working diligently to expand into additional states so more patients can access our services.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 immediately.