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What Do You Want to Improve?

Choose the health goal that matters most to you. Review flat pricing and check out, then complete your confidential medical intake — a licensed clinician reviews your information and treatment is prescribed only if clinically appropriate.

  • 100% Online
  • Licensed Providers
  • Private & Confidential
  • Personalized Care

Not Sure Where to Start?

That's okay. Choose the goal closest to what you want to improve, review flat pricing and check out, then complete your confidential intake — a licensed clinician evaluates your health information and prescribes treatment only if clinically appropriate.

How it works

Getting Started Is Simple.

01

Choose your treatment

Pick the treatment or health goal you want to work on.

02

Review pricing and check out

Flat pricing is shown up front. Checkout comes before your medical intake.

03

Complete your confidential intake

Answer a short online medical questionnaire — it takes just a few minutes.

04

Licensed clinician review

A licensed clinician reviews your history. Treatment is prescribed only if clinically appropriate, and payment does not guarantee approval.

05

Delivery and ongoing care

If prescribed, your treatment ships to your door with follow-up support as applicable.

Private & Confidential

Licensed Provider Review

Personalized Care

Discreet Delivery If Prescribed

Your Health. Your Goal. Your Next Step.

Choose the area you want to improve, review flat pricing and check out, then complete the confidential intake for that treatment category.

Prescription products require an online consultation with a healthcare professional who will determine if a prescription is appropriate. You will be notified through email, text/SMS, or your online Hypergevity portal if approved. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. If receiving treatment for other conditions, your provider may prescribe FDA-approved generic or brand prescription drugs. If you are unsure, always ask your provider which medication they are prescribing.