Prime Doctor RX review

Prime Doctor RX lists compounded NAD+ (injection or nasal spray), sermorelin, glutathione and a GHK-Cu cream in a "Peptides & NAD+" package, beside GLP-1s, testosterone and skincare. The homepage describes monthly and prepaid payment options, while longevity cards do not establish a product-specific price. Their cards carry no price, and the site says package pricing is shown in your intake. The NAD+ page, sermorelin page and glutathione page cover where each compound stands with FDA.

So the order of events matters. The homepage directs package pricing to the intake before checkout. Ask for the monthly total of the package you want in writing before paying. The cancellation policy adds a second reason to settle cost early: once a provider reviews your intake, the doctor consultation fee is non-refundable, and the policy doesn't say how much that fee is. That sits awkwardly beside the homepage promise of "no surprise lab or consult fees later", so ask how the consultation fee is charged and whether it is part of the package price.

The clinical side is named clearly. The homepage FAQ and terms say care comes from licensed providers affiliated with Elite Care Health, a physician group, and that Rx Ave Health handles pharmacy and fulfillment. Both are listed with contact details, and the license line below shows how Rx Ave reads on its state board. Prime Doctor RX itself describes itself only as a healthcare technology company; its pages don't print a legal company name or the state it's established in.

For any quoted plan, separate the billing interval from the medication supply. A four-week shipment does not by itself establish a 28-day charge, and a prepaid monthly equivalent does not establish monthly payments. The homepage also says availability depends on your state and that one product is not currently offered in California, so check your state at the start of the intake.

The cancellation policy preserves specific remedies. Before clinical review begins, a program or intake payment can be fully refunded. After review, the consultation fee is retained even if no treatment is prescribed; a before-shipment cancellation may produce a partial refund, but an order already transmitted to the pharmacy may not be stoppable. Report damaged or incorrect deliveries within seven days with photos, and confirmed transit loss within fourteen days of expected delivery. Approved refunds take five to ten business days, plus possible bank posting time. A replacement policy and a named care network do not establish efficacy, safety or pharmacy assignment for every formulation.