What happens, and how fast
Movement, not a waiting room.
A licensed clinician reviews your intake. Review is not approval — a clinician may decline.
At-Home, CORE and VIP kits ship to your door. Tracking is provided once your kit ships.
Provider review; most peptide requests need no video visit. Approval is never guaranteed.
Hormone pathways require a video visit after intake. Available in most U.S. states. Your state determines the intake format and what a clinician may prescribe.
How it works
Four stages, in order.
Request
Your file moves to review. Nothing is prescribed and nothing is shipped until a clinician has read it.
- What you do
- You choose a pathway and complete intake and consents.
- What REVRCEL coordinates
- We record the request and assign a licensed provider.
- Who decides
- No clinical decision is made at this stage.
Information
If information is missing, the clinician asks for it before deciding. That can add time.
- What you do
- You supply history, medications, and where required, bloodwork.
- What REVRCEL coordinates
- We coordinate the kit or the lab order, and route results to the reviewing clinician. Kits ship to your door with tracking.
- Who decides
- The ordering clinician, and only that clinician, reads the results.
Independent clinician review
Approval, a request for more information, a different recommendation, or a decline. Declining is a normal outcome.
- What you do
- You wait. Nothing else is required of you.
- What REVRCEL coordinates
- We present the complete file and stay out of the decision.
- Who decides
- An independent licensed clinician decides. Most pathways start with bloodwork; some (all hormone pathways) require a video visit. Your clinician decides what's needed.
Written decision and follow-up
Follow-up is scheduled, or the file is closed with an explanation.
- What you do
- You receive the decision in writing, with the reasoning.
- What REVRCEL coordinates
- Where a script is written, we coordinate with the licensed pharmacy, which prepares and ships your order.
- Who decides
- The clinician sets follow-up, monitoring, and any changes.
What this page will never do
No diagnosis
This page describes a process. It does not assess you, and reading it changes nothing about your eligibility.
No guaranteed approval
Review means a clinician reads your file. It does not mean the answer is yes. Declining is a normal outcome.
No promised delivery date
We publish the parts of the timeline we control. Carrier transit and pharmacy queues are stated as averages, never as guarantees.
Prescription only. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies and are not FDA-approved products. Availability depends on a licensed clinician determining that treatment is appropriate for you.
