The seven
No bloodwork required, or bloodwork offered as optional. A prescription that arrives before any result does. A named molecule sold as a product you add to a cart, priced like a supplement.
No named clinician, or a clinician who is not licensed where you are. No named pharmacy. No monitoring schedule, or monitoring sold separately at a price that discourages it.
Cancellation that requires a phone call. And testimonials or before-and-after photographs in place of any statement about evidence.
The one that matters most
A service that never says no. If a provider prescribes for everyone who pays, the physician review is administrative rather than clinical, and the single most valuable thing in the transaction — an expert who is willing to tell you this is not for you — is not being provided.
Hold us to the same list
A baseline panel is required here and is not optional. A physician may decline, and sometimes does. No molecule is sold as a product on this site. Monitoring is inside the membership rather than an upsell. You can cancel in the app or by email without speaking to anyone. If we ever stop doing one of those, this article is the standard to judge us against.
Key points
- Optional bloodwork, unnamed clinician, unnamed pharmacy, no monitoring.
- Cancellation by phone call only is a retention tactic.
- A service that never declines is not reviewing anything.
AZZA Medical is not a medical provider and does not practice medicine. Medical services are provided exclusively by independently licensed physicians of our partner physician network and their affiliated professional entities.
Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by FDA for safety or effectiveness.
This is not emergency care. AZZA Medical does not provide urgent or emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.