Weight-loss medicine, prescribed properly.
A licensed clinician in your state reviews your health history within 24 hours. If they prescribe, your medication is filled by a U.S.-licensed pharmacy and shipped to your door. Ongoing medical care is included, start to finish.
Online health assessment · No consultation fee · Pay only when you choose a program
No shortcuts. That's the point.
Most weight-loss sites imply everyone gets approved. We'd rather show you the real sequence, including the part where a clinician can say no.
You answer real medical questions
Health history, current medications, blood pressure: the same questions an in-person doctor would ask. It takes longer than a marketing quiz because it isn't one.
A licensed clinician reviews your case, personally
A U.S. clinician licensed in your own state reads your answers within 24 hours, through OpenLoop Health's clinical network. No automated approvals. No shortcuts.
Some people are told no.
If your clinician decides GLP-1 medication isn't right for you, you'll be told directly, and every dollar comes back, automatically. We think being told no is what makes a yes mean something.
If prescribed, a licensed pharmacy fills it
Your prescription is filled by a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy, licensed in your state, and typically ships in discreet, unmarked packaging within 1–3 business days.
Your care doesn't stop at delivery
Monthly clinician check-ins, dose adjustments as your treatment progresses, safety labs when your provider orders them, and a care team you can message any time.
Three treatments. Your clinician decides which, if any.
Every price below is the whole price: clinician review, prescription, medication, shipping, check-ins and care-team messaging. No consultation fee. No hidden charges.
Longer programs cost less per month: up to 63% less than paying monthly12-month semaglutide program · $999 billed today Save 63%
Shorter programs and a monthly plan are always available. Every option shows its full total before you pay.
Full refund if your clinician declines · Cancel monthly plans anytime
Semaglutide
A GLP-1 receptor agonist prescribed when your clinician determines it's clinically appropriate. Dosing is set, monitored and adjusted by your clinician.
We'd rather you choose the right option than choose us.
There are four ways to get GLP-1 medication in the U.S. Here's the truth about each, including when Vaylen is not your best answer.
Insurance-covered brand medication
FDA-approved brand-name medication, often at a low copay after deductible. Requires prior authorization and your prescriber's involvement, and coverage criteria are strict.
Brand medication, cash pay
The same FDA-approved brand products bought without insurance, through manufacturer direct-purchase programs or retail pharmacies. Typically the most expensive route.
Vaylen, compounded, clinician-gated
Prescriptions written only when a licensed clinician decides treatment is appropriate, filled by a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy, with medical care included and a full refund when the answer is no.
Gray-market & "no prescription" sellers
Research-chemical sites, social-media sellers and overseas pharmacies with no U.S. licensure, no prescriber, no pharmacy verification and no recourse if something goes wrong.
Why tell you to use insurance instead of us? Because it's true, and you'd figure it out anyway. We'd rather earn the patients we're actually right for than talk anyone out of a better option.
A real clinician. A licensed pharmacy. In writing.
Individual clinical review
Every application is read by a licensed clinician within 24 hours. No automated approvals, no rubber stamps, and no prescription unless it's clinically appropriate.
Ongoing dose management
Monthly check-ins to review how treatment is going, with dosage adjusted by your clinician. Never self-directed, never one-size-fits-all.
Safety labs when ordered
Lab work is ordered and reviewed by your provider whenever your clinical picture calls for it, so treatment stays monitored, not assumed.
Who writes the prescription
Every Vaylen prescription is written by a licensed U.S. clinician who is licensed in your own state, through OpenLoop Health. Vaylen is not a medical provider and does not influence prescribing decisions. Your clinician's name and credentials are shown to you before your consultation.
Who fills it
Your prescription is filled by a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy, licensed in your state. Vaylen does not compound or manufacture any medication. We are a technology and care-coordination platform. You will see the pharmacy's name on your prescription and on your medication label.
Approval is never guaranteed. The refund if you're declined is.
Payment reserves your program and starts your clinical review. But the decision is always medical, and if it goes against you, the refund is automatic.
Declined = fully refunded
If your clinician determines GLP-1 medication is not clinically appropriate for you, you receive a complete refund. Every dollar, no questions, no forms.
No consultation fee, ever
Your program price covers the clinician review. We never charge separately for consultations: not at signup, not at check-ins, not for dose changes.
Monthly plans cancel anytime
On a monthly plan, cancel from your patient portal before your next billing date and you won't be charged again. No cancellation fees, no minimum commitment.
Everything you'd want to ask first.
Why do I pay before seeing a clinician?+
Payment reserves your program and puts your case in the review queue. A licensed U.S. clinician reads your health history within 24 hours. It is not a purchase of medication: if the clinician determines treatment isn't clinically appropriate for you, you receive a full refund automatically. The financial risk of the review sits with us, not with you.
What exactly is compounded medication?+
Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient by a licensed pharmacy, based on a prescription written for that specific person. They are not FDA-approved finished products and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality.
Your prescription is filled by a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy, licensed in your state. Vaylen does not compound or manufacture any medication, we are a technology and care-coordination platform. You will see the pharmacy's name on your prescription and on your medication label.
Will I qualify?+
That's genuinely your clinician's decision, made against clinical criteria: your BMI, health history, current medications and certain conditions (including some thyroid cancers, active dialysis and specific cardiac conditions) all factor in. We don't pre-promise approval to anyone. If the answer is no, you're refunded in full.
Which states do you serve?+
49 states. One state's telehealth rules currently prevent us from operating there, and the health assessment checks your state before any payment is taken, you can't accidentally pay from a state we don't serve.
What's included in the price?+
Everything: the clinician review and prescription, your medication supply for the program you choose, free discreet shipping, monthly progress check-ins, safety labs when your provider orders them, and care-team messaging. There are no hidden fees and no separate consultation charges. The price on the card is the price.
Why do longer programs cost less per month?+
Prepaid programs let us plan pharmacy fulfillment in advance, and we pass that saving on: up to 63% less per month than the monthly plan. The total for your full program is billed once, today, and shown on every pricing card before you click anything. If you'd rather not commit, the monthly plan is always available.
Can I cancel? Can I get a refund?+
Two honest answers. Monthly plans: cancel anytime from your patient portal before the next billing date. No fees, no minimum. Prepaid programs: fully refunded if your clinician declines to prescribe; once you're approved and your program is underway, the prepaid amount isn't refundable. If flexibility matters most to you, start monthly.
Who sees my health information?+
Your clinical information is handled under HIPAA and shared with the people who need it to treat you: your reviewing clinician, the dispensing pharmacy, and the contracted service providers described in our Privacy Policy. It is never sold, and never used for advertising.
Whether it's a yes is your clinician's call.
Whether to ask is yours.
Complete the health assessment, get a licensed clinician's decision within 24 hours, and if the answer is no, you're refunded in full.
See if you qualify →Programs from $83.25/mo, all-inclusive · Full refund if not approved