The rules we hold ourselves to, written down.
Telehealth that prescribes is a regulated business. Here is our position on each rule, including the parts that are not finished.
- 8enforced today
- 4in progress
LegitScript certification
In progressGoogle, Meta and TikTok will not run ads for a telehealth business that prescribes without it, and the certification reviews licensure, pharmacy relationships, prescribing practice and site claims. Application is in preparation. LegitScript publishes no review timeline, so we do not quote one. No paid acquisition begins before it is granted.
State licensure gates the visit
Enforced todayA provider may only treat a patient located in a state where that provider is licensed. It is the first question we ask, before any health information is collected, and an unlicensed state ends the process immediately rather than after twenty questions. The same check runs again on the server at checkout, so it holds even if the browser is bypassed.
No controlled substances, ever
Enforced todayOur providers do not prescribe controlled substances of any DEA schedule through this platform — no phentermine or other scheduled weight-loss stimulants, no testosterone, no benzodiazepines, no stimulants. Nothing in our catalogue is a scheduled drug, and if that ever changed it would require DEA-audited prescribing software we would have to buy first.
Compounded medications only on documented clinical need
In progressCompounding is legitimate when a licensed provider documents that a patient needs a preparation a manufacturer does not sell — a different dose, form or combination. Where we offer compounded semaglutide, tirzepatide or liraglutide, it is on that basis only: a provider may prescribe one only after documenting a clinical need for a compounded preparation specific to you. Every page that shows them says they are not FDA-approved. No page may call one a copy of a brand-name product, say it shares that product's active ingredient, or make claims against one. In Ohio and Washington, whose pharmacy boards treat compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as non-compoundable copies of commercially available drugs, none of the three is prescribed at all. What we do not hold yet is our clinical partner's written protocol for how that need is documented, so we cannot yet show you how this rule is kept.
The pharmacies are named
Enforced todayWe never dispense. If your provider prescribes, the prescription goes to a licensed US pharmacy in our clinical partner's network, and every pharmacy in that network is listed by name on our partner pharmacies page — with what we have verified about each and, just as plainly, what we are still confirming.
No medical status without a provider
Enforced todayNothing in this product asserts that you have been assessed, approved, or found eligible. A paid cart is 'awaiting your provider visit' and says exactly that. The previous site stamped 'Assessed ✓' on medications in a shopping cart; nothing in ours carries a medical status until a licensed provider has decided.
A cart that buys a visit, not a drug
Enforced todayYou can add a medication to a cart and pay — but what you are buying is a visit with a licensed provider, priced together with the medication so there is nothing to reveal later. No medication is dispensed without that provider's prescription, every medication in the cart is its own visit, and if the provider decides against one, that medication portion is refunded automatically. The consultation fee is the only thing you pay for a no.
Advertising claims discipline
Enforced todayWe mark an FDA-approved medication as FDA-approved — on its own page and on its tile, where it is a fact about that drug — and never as a claim about this site or its service. Where the use a page offers is outside the drug's label, the page carries the off-label mark instead, and its note names the uses the label covers. Nothing compounded carries the mark of FDA approval or any wording that implies one. FDA labeling is cited as a source where it is the source. Efficacy claims require a number, a comparator and a citation, or they do not appear — which is why this site describes how medications work rather than promising what they will do for you.
Original words and pictures only
Enforced todayEvery line of copy and every image here is ours: no competitor's product photography and no lifted marketing copy. Where a brand name such as Wegovy® appears, it refers to that manufacturer's product, and the mark is its maker's. Our product photographs are illustrations, and some show a container with our ReviveRx+ name on it. They are not pictures of what you receive: your medication comes from the pharmacy that fills your prescription, with that pharmacy's name on the label.
No health information in URLs or analytics
Enforced todayYour answers never enter a URL, a query string, or an analytics event. The quiz sends nothing while you answer it — not which questions you saw, and not whether you finished.
HIPAA posture and business associate agreements
In progressWhether we are a HIPAA covered entity, a business associate or neither is a question our counsel has not yet answered, and the answer decides which business associate agreements we need. None is signed yet — not with our hosting, database or email provider. Once counsel has answered, we move to vendor plans that allow the agreements it says we need.
A physician's approval of the questions we ask
In progressThe questions this site asks before checkout, the rules that stop a visit there, and the wording of every decline are written to mirror standard screening practice. Approving them is the job of our medical director, a licensed physician; his signed approval is not on file yet, and until it is, this site does not call them approved. The medical history your provider relies on is taken in the visit itself.
The pharmacies referred to above are listed on partner pharmacies.
Where this applies
Provisional48 states at launch
A provider sees you only if they are licensed where you are. Coverage is published state by state on where we operate, and it is currently marked provisional while our clinical partner's provider network completes onboarding.
The standard every provider has to meetIf we get something wrong
Tell us, and we'll fix it in public
If any claim on this site is inaccurate, any price is stale, or any safety information is incomplete, email support@reviverxcare.com. Corrections are made on the page itself.