Endo
Technology, health-update and refill-status coordination by text. Ask which step is pending and who owns it.
Know the serviceGLP-1 care.
GLP-1 care.
Clear roles. Clear next steps.
Endo provides GLP-1 care coordination by text for adults in supported U.S. locations. New patients and people already receiving GLP-1 treatment elsewhere can ask about starting care. Messaging is $0; clinical services and medication are separate. Licensed clinicians decide whether to prescribe, and independent pharmacies dispense. Start with a service question, then confirm the intake steps and full costs.
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Where and who
The prescription program serves adults aged 18 and older in 46 U.S. states and Washington, DC. It is not offered in Alaska, Louisiana, Mississippi or New Jersey. Treatment still depends on medical history, clinician assessment and pharmacy availability.
New, switching, or continuing
People can start by text and proceed through intake and payment when applicable. If you already have a provider, ask about the new evaluation before assuming your care has moved. The same medication, dose or pharmacy is not guaranteed.
Source: Endo’s current service disclosure; operational availability confirmed by Endo on October 15, 2026. This is service information, not medical clearance.
Who handles each step?
Licensed clinicians
Clinicians through MD Integrations evaluate your information and make prescribing decisions. A request or payment is not approval.
Independent pharmacies
Partners include PerfectRx and Epiq Scripts. Confirm the pharmacy handling your order. Dispensing, shipment and delivery are separate stages.
Roles and partners: Endo service disclosure. Partner names do not guarantee individual availability.
What is known about the price?
Endo messaging is $0. It is not an all-inclusive treatment price.
Medication and clinical services are charged separately, with applicable costs disclosed before purchase. Endo does not publish a separate treatment price list. Ask for the full quote, ongoing charges and cancellation/refund conditions before paying. Do not assume insurance coverage, no membership charge or savings.
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Comparing options
See how published pricing structures and support differ, with original sources.
Compare providers →Changing care teams
Separate a new clinician evaluation from a pharmacy transfer.
Prepare for a change →What this service does not promise
Texting does not guarantee a prescription, continued dose, insurance approval or delivery date. A new care inquiry is not an urgent refill rescue service. For questions about missed doses, side effects or changing treatment, contact your prescriber.
Some prescribed treatments may be compounded. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved; FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Read FDA’s guidance.
Insurance, membership and approval questions
Does Endo take my insurance or guarantee prior authorization?
Do not assume either from this guide. Ask Endo which payment arrangements and administrative services apply before purchase. A clinician's prescribing decision and an insurer's coverage decision are separate. This page does not establish that Endo handles your appeal or guarantees coverage.
Can I get care without a membership?
Ask for the exact care arrangement and charges. Endo's messaging price does not establish whether a separate clinical arrangement includes membership or recurring fees. Confirm those terms in the written quote.
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Questions that need a clinician
Can I get a GLP-1 without a prescription?
Use a legitimate prescribing and pharmacy process. FDA advises obtaining a prescription from a doctor and using a state-licensed pharmacy. An Endo text starts a service inquiry; it does not replace clinical assessment.
Which GLP-1 is appropriate for my health conditions?
A clinician needs to assess your health history, other medicines, potential benefits and risks. NIDDK describes medication selection as a decision between the patient and health care professional. This site does not choose a treatment for you.
Are compounded GLP-1s the same as Ozempic?
No. A compounded medicine is not the FDA-approved branded product. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Ask your prescriber and pharmacy to identify the exact prescribed product and explain why it is being considered.
Sources checked October 17, 2026: FDA: unapproved GLP-1 drugs · NIDDK: prescription weight-management medicines. These are educational sources, not an endorsement of Endo.
Start with a question.
Text Endo to ask about starting care, changing providers, or your next refill. Tell us which kind of help you need. Your clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate; texting does not guarantee a prescription or delivery.
+1 (415) 200-5988
The link opens your messaging app. Review the message and tap Send yourself. On a computer, use this number on your phone. Endo messaging is $0; medication and clinical services cost extra.