05Weight
Weight loss, with a doctor in the room.
Weight that stopped responding to effort. A licensed clinician reviews your history and your goals by video and, when it fits, prescribes a plan with regular check-ins and dose reviews built in.
Prescription required. A licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.
Is this you?
Three signs worth a visit.
None of these is a diagnosis. Each is a good reason to talk with a clinician who can look at the whole picture.
Effort without movement
You have done the work, more than once, and the scale has stopped listening.
Weight that affects the rest
Sleep, joints, energy, blood pressure, the numbers at your last physical.
A plan, not a push
You want a clinician to decide what is appropriate for you and to keep deciding as you go.
The visit
What your clinician looks at.
A real visit by video, usually within minutes of starting. They ask, you ask, and they decide whether treatment is appropriate. Sometimes the answer is no.
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Your history and your numbers
Weight over time, what you have tried, medications, and recent labs where they matter.
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What fits, and what does not
Not every path fits every person. Your clinician explains the options available to you and the reasons behind them.
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Reviews built in
Doses are reviewed on a schedule, side effects are taken seriously, and the plan changes when the evidence says so.
How it works
Three steps. One clinician.
Most people are talking with a licensed clinician within minutes of starting. If treatment fits, it is prepared in your name and arrives at your door.
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Tell us about you
A short set of questions online: what brought you here and your health history. A licensed clinician reads it before you meet.
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Meet your clinician on video
A real visit, not a form. They ask, you ask, and they decide whether treatment is appropriate. Sometimes the answer is no.
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If prescribed, it arrives
A US state-licensed pharmacy prepares it in your name. It ships sealed and cold, with directions, and your first check-in is already booked.
What arrives
Sealed. Cold. In your name.
If prescribed, your treatment is prepared in your name by a US state-licensed pharmacy and arrives sealed and cold in the Mitoss pouch, with directions, supplies and your first check-in already booked.
- 01The pouch, insulated
- 02Your container · Clay, the daily bottle
- 03Insulin syringes, when your treatment needs them
- 04Alcohol pads
- 05Your directions, and a line back to your clinician
- 06Ice pack, 2–8 °C in transit
Compounded medications are prepared by US state-licensed 503A pharmacies for individual patients on a prescription; they are not FDA-approved. Availability varies by state. Room and product images are illustrations.
Questions
Asked often.
Is this a prescription weight-loss plan?
Yes, when a clinician decides it is appropriate. The first visit is a medical review of your history and goals; a prescription is one possible outcome, not the only one.
How often will I check in?
Regularly. Follow-ups and dose reviews are part of the plan from the start, by video or message, on a schedule your clinician sets.
What about side effects?
They are discussed before anything is prescribed, and taken seriously if they appear. Your clinician is a message away, and the plan is adjusted on evidence.
Do I need to change how I eat?
Treatment works alongside food, sleep and movement, not instead of them. Your clinician helps you set a plan you can actually keep.
Modern medicine, made personal.
Prescription required. A licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.