How rhome works
From question to compounded prescription, in five steps.
Sofa to doorstep.
What the next few weeks look like. Ready now? Every step has a shortcut.
Assessment
A short online visit from the sofa. Plain questions, a photo ID.
FeelsUnderstoodStart my visitClinician review
A licensed clinician in your state reads it and says hello by name. Nothing is charged until they say yes.
FeelsCared forStart my visitDelivery
A box at the door in your treatment's colour, with a month's supply inside, split into weekly doses. Cold where it needs to be.
FeelsExcitedStart my visitFirst dose
Guided step by step, with your clinician a message away.
FeelsConfidentStart my visitOngoing care
Check-ins, dose changes and refills that just arrive. Pause or cancel any time.
FeelsIn controlStart my visitOne day a week.
GLP-1 care runs on a weekly rhythm. One dose day, on the day you pick.
The other six are yours.
No daily pills, no counting. Six days that look exactly like they did before.
Four weeks. One box.
A month’s supply in one box: four weekly doses, with the same dots on the carton.
Your rhythm, set by your clinician.
GLP-1 plans, glutathione and B12 come as a month’s supply split into weekly doses; sermorelin runs nightly. For every other treatment your clinician sets the schedule. Whatever the plan, they set the strength and adjust it as you go.
The details
The questions that come up next.
- 01
Who reviews my visit?
Every intake is reviewed by a licensed clinician in your state — physicians or nurse practitioners, depending on the treatment and your history.
- 02
What if a treatment isn't a fit for me?
Not everyone qualifies for every treatment. If your clinician determines something isn't appropriate, they'll explain why and suggest alternatives.
- 03
Are these treatments FDA approved?
Compounded medications are not independently reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality the way approved drugs are. Where a treatment uses an FDA-approved active ingredient, rhome's version is still compounded by a licensed pharmacy, not made by the brand. BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, MOTS-c, Epitalon and Semax are compounded under a temporary federal policy while the FDA decides whether to add them to its compounding list; that is not approval either.
- 04
Where is my prescription compounded?
Prescriptions are compounded by licensed 503A or 503B pharmacies in our network and shipped in discreet, temperature-appropriate packaging.
Then a box at the door.
Your first month’s supply, four weekly doses in your treatment’s colour, with a card on top with your name on it.